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_"Won't Give into Darkness," CK2C._
History taught a hard lesson: The greatest minds are hated & misunderstood by the general public. Galileo Galilei was literally burnt alive; Gregor Mendel, disrespectfully dismessed; Dmitri Mendeleev, mercifully ridiculed. The list goes on to infinity. Why are they remembered today? They never gave up, they were on the right course, they never gave into Darkness, not a chance, they studied hard, they persisted and they prevailed by the true power of the world: Knowledge. Today couldn't be possible without The Other, folks like them, the outcasts, the trailblazers, the true best.
Be it the hateful mindless way of the stubborn heartless general public we could be still living in caves, chewing on parasite-filled uncooked meat and berries and sleeping on a rock; The following times of The Witch Hunt are an example of what this way leads to: Stagnation. In furthermore following, today's Chemistry is based on Alchemy what was forbitten back in The Witch Hunt times, and while Alchemy is in large part found on a bit questionable mysticism and had plenty of mistakes made along the way, without its followers persistence and its pharmacological inventions billions could be dead right now. Does the general public understand that? No, they do not, they will rather make exactly the same sort of mistakes over and over again. Why? In large part stem from various cognitive biases (defects), rooted very deep: Most countries' education systems do not do anything to help a being to mitigate or nullify it because a being lacking proper education is easier to manipulate and to control than a smart being who is in control. Some countries are an active example of how it leads to great suffering to the world: China, Russia, The US. They've failed to learn the lesson.
You, readers, are likely not like the general public in the past paragraphs. You've proven you can read beyond two paragraphs, unironically an achievement in the time of evergrowing illiteracy and other ill-inflictions in part driven by social and even environmental factors like Lead posoning. Please do not lose hope despite all, be like the best and be glorious. Of course you've witnessed how a small group of trolls have poisoned XMPP and made a hatred campaign towards a marginilized non-binary LGTBQIA+ Furry (they/them only), you've seen how the trolls inveted the "M*rph" slur to harass the Furry for 5 years and how they employ sexism (forcing delusional "he/him" towards the Furry) and toxic Patriarchy in their wording, you've seen how hundreds decided to do the same because the being has the courage and wisdom to question Status Quo, offer critique (problem/solution) to many matters, and so on, which is very disliked by narcissists that have penetrated the XMPP Council and other similar positions allowing them to abuse the little power they've and attempt to silence The Other plus spread the trolls' propaganda. As well-evident by Twitter, disininformation and hatred spans faster and is more persistent than the "incovenient" truth, and it's the case here as well, on top of the fact that the narcissists are likely to abuse their position and attempt to erase history like Nazi Germany did to books, here erasing the Message Archive and attempting to force clients to delete the message as they always do.
You, readers, are unlikely to have the power to bring the crazy back to any notion of common sense or being humane (they never had it in the 1st place to be brought to), but that does not mean you should give up in this bad situation. Remember, losing hope is exactly what Darkness wants the most: Do not let it win. Everything that leads to their awful spiral being a broken record for centuries is entirely curable thanks to pharmacy for small adjustments and biotechnology for bigger long-term ones. The path of progress will never stop no matter what the Evil followers of Darkness may want: We will never give up.
Thank you for your time, dear readers.