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Dryson, unless someone is a professional, or at least has experience, in such a particular field, you cannot ask for one to reasonably produce an original idea involving the fields of mathmatics, physics, what have you. I can claim to know what I speak of when it comes to spacecraft design, but that doesn't mean I can create an original design. Just because a person follows the work of others doesn't mean that person is inferior compared to one that does try to invent new ideas. There's nothing wrong with being a follower, so long as you're in control of your personal life. So, don't berate people for not being so eager to invent new ideas all the time that disregard the work that's already been done.

Did you even read what you just posted? You contradicted yourself making yourself a hypocrit.

hypocrit-2 : a person who acts in contradiction to his or her stated beliefs or feelings.

There's nothing wrong with being a follower, so long as you're in control of your personal life.

If you are a follower then you do not have any personal life as the person you follow will most likely use those around you to make sure that you continue to follow them by using illegal extortive methods of control, which range from making of baseless acusations about you, so that you will run back to the person that you follow for safety or it will get to the point where if you dont follow the cult or fundamentalism the group will find a way to put your name on a list making you a radical just because you don't agree with what that person say's or what that person's group want's you to believe about another person or other group.

Being a follower is simply stated as such: I know how to solve every problem that has ever been solved and what I cannot create I cannot understand.

Your last statement Dryson leads me to believe that you have some sort of mental illness.
Perhaps you have Asperger's Syndrome. Sounds a lot like it.

It's one thing to follow a person's work, or to simply follow a leader.

It's another to base your life on another person's life, trying to be that person, do whatever he/she does.

So no, it's not hypocritical.

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Your last statement Dryson leads me to believe that you have some sort of mental illness. Perhaps you have Asperger's Syndrome. Sounds a lot like it. It's one thing to follow a person's work, or to simply follow a leader. It's another to base your life on another person's life, trying to be that person, do whatever he/she does. So no, it's not hypocritical.

Only the simple minded follow as you suggest only the intelligent and courageous lead and explore what has not been already found to be true.

How would you know what asperger's is anyway? Are you a clinical psychologist or are you just reading a script that someone has handed you or are you still basing your ideas off of what your leader Lancer Omega tells you to be the truth?

I read what Apserger's Syndrome is on Wikipedia.

Do so yourself, and then re-read your proclaimation again:

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I know how to solve every problem that has ever been solved and what I cannot create I cannot understand.

This is the path of megalomania.