Some authorities may be legitimate, but a child (for example) may not be able to distinguish those if they find themselves constantly berrated: 'do as you are t

Some authorities may be legitimate, but a child (for example) may not be able to distinguish those if they find themselves constantly berrated: 'do as you are told'. The illegitimate authorities mask the legitimate, particularly when discussion, explanation or negotiation are denied. It's quite understandable that anyone who questions authority simply rejects the whole deluded 'game' once they realise they won't get any answers, or worse, when they're told that they themselves are the problem.