I wonder how long it took most people in Germany in the 1930s to catch on to what was actually going on with their charismatic leader, Mr. Hitler. I’m sure a lot of people did not want to let go of the idea they had of an effective leader who was not afraid to move fast and break things in order to make Germany great again.
How hot does that pot on the stove need to get before the frog realizes that it’s time to jump? And by the time the frog finally figures that out, is it already too late?
My favorite boiling frog cartoon:
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