Busy bee

Sometimes with such a busy schedule, I can't help but imagine a bee's daily schedule. Bees are constantly working and helping their queen with her usual tasks. What would happen if the bees rebelled? How is it that a bee is programmed not to think? I mean have you ever heard of a bee who refused to produce honey. It is their function and the only meaning of life and survival. A beautiful creature with a goal full of ambitions and determination. The only living thing that does not refuse responsibilities. Always helping the queen no matter how harsh her rules are and how strict she really is. What is it about her that makes bees obey her so? I wish I was bee for one day experiencing the busy life and the chaotic build up of honey in their combs. They spend all day making honey and satisfying a human's needs. Reading Animal Farm, I began to ponder the idea of animals being able to rebel against a human. If they had the ability to do so, would they really carry out such an act? Some animals like dogs, horses, or cows respect their masters in every single way. No matter what happens, these animals behave as if the human owns them, owns their only means of survival. However, couldn't they just take over the world if they are so powerful? Can they really think and if so, why don't they take over already? I wonder...