Lock and Key Hypothesis and Human Robotics?
Broken locks and missing keys? Including password diary? With time, it became so common, like it doesn't matter. To some extent, I knew who and who did and when and why. I got clues here or there.
Criminal minds used even kids in such things. Or should say abused? At tims, I willingly left some things open, just to check. With time, it became like, what's there so precious that you cannot get back? Or really these things are so important? But for whom? And why? We store or keep things certain way and most of times such people do not know about that. Even after so much surveillance? Or maybe they don't even care to put back things same way. It was interesting to know.
There are locks and keys in certain behaviour of people?
In creation of certain behaviours in people?
In peace
In chaos
In directing and editing people's language, mood, what they talk. What they wear.
In aggression
In normal behavior
In adultaion
In love
Name any behavior and these designers are able to simulate that in their desired coded people? Looking like too scifi? But it's happening in our real world, worldwide.
Depends a lot on what they listen, what they hear. What they watch and how they absorb subtle clues from surrounding. Just like food. Depends what they have been shown or allowed to listen and what had been hidden from them.
Can this lock and key hypothesis work the same way as a blacksmith?
Rather even beyond that? Like enzyme substrate model?
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