Talk:Circuit Idea/Why Creative Persons are Unhappy

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I would like to start the discussion about relations between creative and ordinary thinking people by citing a short text that I have moved from Wikipedia Virtual ground discussion page. Circuit-fantasist (talk) 17:58, 25 December 2007 (UTC)

(moved by Circuit-fantasist from Wikipedia Virtual ground discussion page)

...People (especially those that have managed to advance in life and to hold a high position) do not like someone (especially staying below them) to express own ideas even if they are more than obvious. This upsets their mental equilibrium and they react to this "intervention" trying to redress the balance exactly as an op-amp reacts to any intervention to virtual ground:) Contrary, people adopt willingly, use and benefit from nobody's ideas. I have known this truth from my experience since I have been bearing the reactions of people around me through my life... Circuit-fantasist 08:07, 19 December 2007 (UTC)

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