How many people do you need to change the culture?

a reply to: Asktheanimals

How many people do you need to change the culture?

Answer: Just One.

Yeshua HaMashiach


Jesus.

Salvation and eternal life awaits those who choose it.

a reply to: infolurker

While I get where you are going, there is only one like that.

a reply to: infolurker

Think the threads about a change of culture in this world through, not the next.

The reality of the situation is that humanity has followed the same basic paradigm since long before the concept of Jesus was introduced, and still follows it to this day.

In the grand scheme of things, Alexander or Genghis Khan have had far more of an impact on the world than Christianity or Jesus ever has. We would not even have Christianity if the emperor Constantine did not know which way the wind was blowing, and that dude was a Pagan until his dying day, literally.

The world is bigger than organized religious practice.

I've been slowly separating myself from all current social norms and emerging patrerns of behavior

Also totally disconnecting from mainstream forma of entertainment in protest to what's happening today

a reply to: Asktheanimals

You need consensus with 15% of the total population to start a revolution.

You need or would want 5% of the top 10% of the worlds financial elite to at least hear you out for a pitch. Maybe less with todays sporadic venture capitalists. Money.

Then you need time. Dont die, dont get the wrong people killed, and outlast the attrition.

If in less than 10 years you kept momentum, and increased your base, then you can consider the tides turned. A "zero" point of support for your movement will start to grow in the majority of people and they will perceive your success as being an institution in its own right.

25% of the total population's support gets people listening without making them nervous.

That brings interest from the formerly opposed or reserved powers you once needed to contend with.

Then things are different, but they started changing at the zero point. The moment everyone started seeing the movement as an established force and not just a minor flash in the pan vying power.

From there let history be the judge and your audacity be the limit to how far your support grows.

a reply to: Asktheanimals

Only one.

Most probably, that's you!