On its own, stupidity is so feeble; it can be crushed very easily. But because stupidity is feeble, it knows one thing: it must gather numbers. So, it forms huge organizations, colonies where all the stupid ones can stick around, and then they are very difficult to tackle.
If there is just one person who wants socks with a thousand holes, then that person will be declared a lunatic. But if there are a million persons who want socks with a thousand holes, governments will create policies to have an entire industry catering to this huge market.
Evil lies in the great number of small people.
This article has been created by volunteers of the PrashantAdvait Foundation from transcriptions of sessions by Acharya Prashant
