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The normie way of reacting to new ideas that are big progress

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This has been observed by many great thinkers through time who each went through this. Of how the masses of normies react.

1. First they ignore you.
2. Then when they can't ignore you anymore they ridicule you
3. If you still are advancing, then the normies violently oppose you
4. If you still make it through, then the normies say they were with you the whole time.


Most good ideas don't make it through these steps to step 4.
 
Nikola Tesla when he had his huge breakthroughs in electrical equipment. He was then the chief engineer of the Belgrade electric utility. So a credible individual, Belgrade isn't some shithole village.

1. First people were ignoring him and not responding when he was writing electrical people and showing them how his designs worked.

2. Then he started travelling around Europe demonstrating his inventions to electrical engineers and possible utility customers. They all said he was a charlatan and they 'proved' it by showing that his inventions violated the laws of physics. Those laws would later be rewritten.

So Nikola Tesla he offered to them they can take apart his devices and assemble the devices themselves and hook up whatever test equipment they wanted. The other 'scientists' and 'engineers' wouldn't do it, they said they knew it was fake and didn't want to give credibility to his scam. He travelled around Europe for 5 years demonstrating his devices with no luck convincing anyone.

3. Finally he was discredited in Europe as a charlatan who was trying to steal money from gullible people, and his name wrecked he was forced to leave Europe.

4. He came to America and tried demonstrating his devices without much luck at first. Then ended up working as a ditch digger for 2 years to pay his costs of living and buy stuff for more experiments. Luckily he stayed in New York City, and rich people had fun coming to his laboratory and seeing crazy electric stuff. Some of the free thinkers in New York City had made friends with him.

Finally some of the Wall Street titans ended up coming to his studio in New York and seeing it, and they put serious money behind him. There was then this big political battle between the existing electric companies and utilities who were trying discredit Nikola Tesla.. versus the Wall Street titans who were backing him. The Wall Street guys ended up pushing it through.
 
This is why those big ideas should be only advanced to incel community only
 
And he died penniless, loveless, alone, in a hotel.
 
And he died penniless, loveless, alone, in a hotel.

Ya and the FBI then seized his documents and they never have been released. I read the man the FBI put to examine Tesla's papers was an electric engineer.. John Trump. Yep that Trump's uncle.
 
Nikola Tesla when he had his huge breakthroughs in electrical equipment. He was then the chief engineer of the Belgrade electric utility. So a credible individual, Belgrade isn't some shithole village.

1. First people were ignoring him and not responding when he was writing electrical people and showing them how his designs worked.

2. Then he started travelling around Europe demonstrating his inventions to electrical engineers and possible utility customers. They all said he was a charlatan and they 'proved' it by showing that his inventions violated the laws of physics. Those laws would later be rewritten.

So Nikola Tesla he offered to them they can take apart his devices and assemble the devices themselves and hook up whatever test equipment they wanted. The other 'scientists' and 'engineers' wouldn't do it, they said they knew it was fake and didn't want to give credibility to his scam. He travelled around Europe for 5 years demonstrating his devices with no luck convincing anyone.

3. Finally he was discredited in Europe as a charlatan who was trying to steal money from gullible people, and his name wrecked he was forced to leave Europe.

4. He came to America and tried demonstrating his devices without much luck at first. Then ended up working as a ditch digger for 2 years to pay his costs of living and buy stuff for more experiments. Luckily he stayed in New York City, and rich people had fun coming to his laboratory and seeing crazy electric stuff. Some of the free thinkers in New York City had made friends with him.

Finally some of the Wall Street titans ended up coming to his studio in New York and seeing it, and they put serious money behind him. There was then this big political battle between the existing electric companies and utilities who were trying discredit Nikola Tesla.. versus the Wall Street titans who were backing him. The Wall Street guys ended up pushing it through.
BROOOOTAL
 
Obviously can relate. This sounds similar to how my parents treated me honestly.
 
Sadly when we get to stage 3, someone (fed) goes ER in retaliation so stage 4 never happens.
 
Already made a similar thread. --- The hostile way that "mad scientists" have been treated by normies throughout human history. In spite of the major contributions that "mad scientists" have made to the evolution in human intelligence and quality of life, they have historically been put through hostile / unfriendly treatment by normies because of their ideas. It can be thought of as a burden that the "mad scientist" will almost always have to carry when teaching their idea to normies.


In summary, normies tend to not react kindly to people who share a new idea that challenges the status quo ---- Even when the new idea is actually true. At first normies tend to reject the new ideas that are presented to them, and they will ostracize, ignore, insult or harass the person who propsed the idea. Sometimes normies will even lynch or assassinate the person who proposed the idea, but tend to eventually accept the idea as true after the death of the person who invented the idea. This is how normies have treated "mad scientists" throughout human history.
 
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