When someone suddenly starts dancing in the middle of the crowd, the others look at them with disdain.

When a second person joins in, the others begin to hesitate. As more people join, the hands of those who initially looked down on the dancer start moving involuntarily to the beat.

From beginning to end, the dancers didn’t change, and neither did the dance itself. The only thing that changed was the number of participants.

At first, they despised the dancer for being different from the crowd. In the end, they became anxious because they were different from the crowd. They don’t care whether the dancing is right or wrong; they only care about being on the majority’s side.

I’m not talking about dancing here. #MATRIXOG $BTC