Well, a "community" can be shaped when its individuals delegate thinking for themselves. This is the case with places where traditions hinder critical thinking.

Well, a "community" can be shaped when its individuals delegate thinking for themselves. This is the case with places where traditions hinder critical thinking. Everyone in unison: "GO TO statements are bad; Dijkstra said so". It also doesn't need to be kept out of the participant's attention to work or there wouldn't have been Hanssens and Polyakovs.. My point is that if the very people who do this for a living and are trained to counter an effort to turn them can be recruited, then anyone can be. Smart people seem to be like a machine with more open ports than a microwave and knowing the knife is sharp doesn't make one bleed less.