Quote by Source Unknown

Given a sufficient number of people and an adequate amount of time you can create insurmountable opposition to the most inconsequential idea.

Given a sufficient number of people and an adequate amount o

Summary

This quote suggests that with enough individuals and time, even the most insignificant idea can face overwhelming resistance. It highlights how collective opposition can be formed, regardless of the idea's importance or merit. The quote implies that sheer numbers and persistence can be enough to galvanize opposition and hinder the progress of even the most trivial notions.

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Dissent

By Source Unknown

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