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What we are;
(20) | 25/09/2014 | Translate: We have many theories that explain the experience of human life. Theories derived from philosophy, Science, Psychology, religion and other disciplines. However, nothing fully explains our existence, and it seems that everything is part of a larger picture that we cannot conceive. Perhaps it is our nature to try to explain our existence and maybe this is our curse. Possibly we are all, like this video explains, monkeys who forgot how are apes. The text and is narrated by the author Ernest Cline.
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So is! you are all you monkeys.