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Originally Posted by ttldomination
Just stop and think for one second. You know there's an issue, and you know the people who can fix it. But, instead of acknowledging the issue, they tell you to go away? Then, you're determined to show them that this issue is real, and that it matters. All you can think of is proving them wrong and proving yourself right. So then you take actions that aren't good, but in your mind, they will serve a greater good.
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This reminds me of a story told to me by one of my university profs in networking.
Some friend of his found a flaw in the City of Toronto's (IIRC, big metropolitan centre anyway) traffic light control system. Tried to tell city council and they ignored him, blew him off. So he turned every traffic light red in the city for several minutes. When they came after him? He said "Be thankful I didn't turn them green."