Did We Come from a Monkey? | TORAH FOR KIDS AI

There was one time a guy on [clears throat] a plane, plaintiff, professor, successful, had lots of money, lots of power, lots of everything. And I had a son that every 5 minutes would ask him something. Abba, can I have a drink? Aba, can I have something to eat? Aba, can I get a blanket? Aba, can I this? Aba, can I [music] this? Aba, can I? Every 5 minutes, the whole flight, he's asking for some. Of Kamitki was actually sitting also with his son close. And every five minutes his son says, "Aba, do [music] you need this? Aba, do you want a drink? Aba, do you want this? Aba, do you want a blanket? Aba, do you want to eat? Aba this. But aba, do you need?" The professor was eating his heart out the whole flight. How could it be that me, professor, university, Harvard, Bingmpington, whatever, Jam, whatever university he's in. I'm running the place, but my son is a little monkey. Keeps asking for stuff. Turns me into his pet. And this rabbi, maybe he makes 500 bucks a week. His son is serving him with joy. How could he be? He eating his heart out. the end of the flight. He says, "Listen, Rabbi, I have to give it to you. You've trained your son." Well, what do you mean? Look, the whole plane, the whole ride, I'm watching it. Ah, my son is asking for stuff. Your son is giving you. It just doesn't make any sense. How did you do it? He says, "No, no, Pashoot. It's not It's not that they trained. It's that there's a difference. You told your son that we all came from monkeys. Your son believes you because you're his father. Every son believes his father. So, your son says that you know what, Aba, if [music] we came from monkeys, that means that you are closer to the monkey than I am, which means that I'm more advanced than you. Therefore, you should serve me. We on the other hand believe in Hashem. We believe in God. [music] We believe that God created man. And then man was the top creation. Mash made from the hands of Hashem. And we've been going down lower and [music] lower each and every generation. Unfortunately, nonetheless, each generation that's passed us that's before us is closer to the original. It's closer to Mosherenu. It's closer to Araba. It's closer to Kesh. It's closer to Mount Sai. Therefore, it's greater [music] to my son. He serves me because I'm closer. I'm closer to the best. Your son thinks you're closer to a monkey. So the reason why we have a generation of people that are dying to be monkeys, dying to be monkey. Why? Because if tell somebody that God exists, that means I have to [music] listen to what he says. And if I have to listen to what he says, then it means I need to know what he says. And if I need to know what he says, [music] that means I have to spend time away from the things that are my desires. Away from baseball and football and and all the different desires that people have, which means it's obligating me. It's obligating me to change. It's obligating me to improve. It's obligating me to be not a monkey. And that's why people don't want to do it. It has nothing to do with monkeys or monkeys. All it has to do [music] is with our yet our desires of how we don't know how to control ourselves and how we refuse to improve. But that's also why the began with the word the beginning the beginning of creation. Hashem created the heaven and the earth. Why does it say the beginning? The Ramban says the beginning means with wisdom. With wisdom. Beginning means with wisdom. If you use a little wisdom, you [music] understand that it's impossible for us to come from monkey. And the reason why is because simply put, if there was just five steps between the monkey and us, let's say there was five steps from the monkey and us, every single creation to be able to mutate. That means it has to be self-sufficient. That means it has to have sustainability power. It has to survive. Which means that at every given time from point A to point [music] B, C, D, and E, A and B, it exists at the same time. For B to become C, A still has to exist because it it's [music] self-sustaining. It's fine. It's strong enough. It can't just disappear cuz it has to have enough time to mutate. Which means argument sake that if the five-step process [music] actually was real, we'd still have all the steps at the very least at least a few of the middle. All we have today is the monkey and the person that's trying to be a monkey. Stop being like monkeys. Don't stay a monkey. Elevate yourself to become a righteous human being who serves Hashem. That's our purpose in this world. Thank you for 1 2 3. 1 2 3