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- Funmi Iyanda
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- Funmi Iyanda is a multi award-winning producer and broadcast journalist. She is the CEO of Ignite Media and Executive Director of Creation Television
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Friday, January 25, 2008
Now for some monkey business
Thanks to Dele for the link and Thomas Kuhn, for his book on the structure of scientific revolutions.
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7 comments:
I heard this story a very long time ago. However, the difference between what I heard and what you published is monkeys and black men.
Yes, the original was trying to describe how the white slave owners in America successfully subjugated generations of black imports.
Hehe good one. Paradigm is one of my favorite words.
My lecturer used this to illustrate culture and behavioural patterns at work. Excellent
Congrats sis Funmi. They've started showing your programme on BEN here in UK. Saw it last nite.
@wienna, :-), stay tuned, more exciting stuff in the oven, l no dey like make noise until l substance don ready. pray us grace and goo fortunes.
wowzers!
wow that was nice to read!! but the message is quite sad...because it is quite true in the 'human' world.