There is a tipping point of only just 20-30% that is repeatable. Get 10 random people in a room who all know a rational and understood higher truth but where it can still remain a fuzzy edge at the level of understanding across common society. Plant three moles in the group with a well though out the predisposed plan to offer only an opposite argument to that truth,
Almost invariably by the end only 2 or 3 at best will still consider the real truth self-evident by the end of the experiment.
A great number of people live right on the edge of reality preferring to register what is most vigorously presented as their accepted reality moving forward. Stanford experiment is a good example of this overall.
The frontal lobe is the most extreme example of super computing that will ever be created...that is if genetically in the individual it all went to prototypes plan, but it seldom does per capaita.
The above is why genocides and all manor of other more psychotic belief systems abound and why the left invariably say that their "message" did not get through in aftermath when they lose an election etc..those 3 moles whos made up argument by the end of the experiment may equal 6 all in concert.
There is more to the personality phenotype that allows for this of course this is not where it ends but suffice to say beliefs like climate change and other esoteric in nature tropes impact most greatly those that live on the edge of reality.....the initial 3 believers (moles in the experiment) are but those more psychotics/schizoid/co morbid in real life and will just like in the experiments are biologically charged with being verbose of activist same as in the experiments.
Their battle is not against those who hold naturally a higher phenotype personality but to tip that fraction over the edge that are intermediate in personality then like in all horrors past for the same base psychological reasons society moves forward within a mass delusion until it all falls down again in death and destruction...rince repeat across any another psychotic trope/belief just with a different subject as the major heading.
