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So, in other words, if you try to think on anything that is so activated,

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again, when i was a kid, they told me that the sunshine

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turns toward the sun to receive the sunlight.

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You know, i wouldn't buy these things, but on i learned something that on another side,

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the sun can give an angle and the sun turns the light, it is quite different.

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You see what i mean? There?

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Another interesting experiment was a, if you're familiar with these better understand a situation.

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So it takes stoning a fish, which is easier now.

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If you take a tank, and put little drops in that area around the fish.

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The question that started in this experiment was born then,

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in the presence of Loeb, Jacques Loeb, the physiologist,

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and everybody was saying that this fish have instincts, and they swim out to spawning grounds.

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They can find a river, like the Orinoco river, and they have never being there.

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They swim across the ocean, up the Orinoco river, any other river,

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thousand miles away, and they will have their offspring, and then they will die.

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And this is the thing that they use the instincts in these fish.

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Some inborn, inheritage, that takes them there. They called the word instinct.

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And Loeb said that they can not conceive a fish born through the blueprint for behaviour,

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never having study geography, and then never having an imprinted map.

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How efficiently can possibly do that?

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So he made assumptions, or worked upon certain hypothesis.

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He said possibly all animals orient themselves into own coming chapels,

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and that is very, very difficult easily.

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He took a single fish and put into a, and you take a glass cylinder and a mirror on it,

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that covers that mirror in circles, and he rotated that glass,

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and he painted black dots on the glass.

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So, when he rotate a glass, like this, chromium black dots showing this way,

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shadows go that way, yes, you see that? Do you? Do you eachother?

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In another way, the silver, and were black dots over, see that black dots moving across over,

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and when he turns it around, all of the fish, no matter how many,

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turn on out of his shadows, is that clear? Immediately.

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But, he then rotated at an angle, and all fish come at that angle in this shadow.

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So he said, the running stream of the river, we know with that waves on top,

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reduce shadows going against the fish,

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and the fish swim against the water, and then swim in turn with each others.

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But when he turns the river around and spawn faster when the stream moving, they turn around.

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Then he said this, that the mechanism that orients the fish in this direction,

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so they come each others. Is that clear?

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He tried to find the mechanisms behind the movement.

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In the early days, when a child play a piano when 9 years old,

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they said they were gifted, that he has an instinct for music.

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And how all this shit works, and he tried to define those terms.

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He tried to define, he called himself a mechanist,

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he tried to find mechanical relationships.

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That means, when you roll your eyes to the back, there are muscles pulling the eye bowls.

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There are up things that our chemicals holds the muscle, see what i mean?

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There is a whole series, so, when come back to the old question,

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what makes the fish that is not in the stream, so i'm taking on each others.

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So why picking up each others and shadows, they all orient themselves into each others.

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Making all that meaning that? Yes.

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And all down the line, all his work backed up.

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The work were against them flow down. And they said that in a certain patterns of behaviour,

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we have the name of the scientist, yes, that let's put them out.

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Let's try to find the mechanisms that generate behaviour, is that alright?

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And that is the problem when together...