all I needed to learn – I learned from goats – thank-God, I have a opportunity to observe goats – well, about 2,000 and their numerous babies – the experts, those that raise them, tell me, that a goat will copy an animal, it is next to – it will act like a horse, dog etc. – but from my observation, both of the kids and adults, they tell us everything we need to know – you see, baby goats are exceptionally rambunctious – they are like children (without supervision) but as they grow – it seems to me, they must be highly intelligent animals and hence delusions of expectations – they figure out their role – they dutifully get herded to the milking parlor – don’t be a tethered animal! – in fact, elephants are remarkable creatures – I once got to feed an elephant and at the end of its trunk, are like two fingers, that gingerly pick an apple from a hand – but elephants too – they must be highly intelligent – have their limitation – in India, the way they keep an elephant is they catch a wild one – they tie a rope around it’s leg which is fastened to a post – as it tries to run, the rope tears into its flesh – from pain it gives up – but then a remarkable thing happens – you can remove the rope and it will – of-course because of its phenomenal memory – never leave the boundary of the rope – don’t be an elephant! – last but certainly not least, you are familiar with jumping fleas – they, well, jump – not so intelligent – but they seem to be hardwired, like a goat, and elephant – you see, if you put them in a jar, they don’t like to hurt their delicate little backs