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This tells the story of the heavy price many visionaries pay for challenging the status quo. It explores the lives of scientists who were ignored, rejected, or mistreated by the academic world, only for their groundbreaking work to be celebrated and used by those same institutions years later. The book highlights a recurring cycle: brilliant thinkers are often ""put on trial"" by a rigid academic system that favors consensus over innovation. It argues that this environment has not truly changed, and that modern researchers still face similar struggles with institutional gatekeeping and professional isolation. The ultimate goal of this book is to spark a reform in the academic world. It calls for a new system that protects original thinkers rather than punishing them, ensuring that the next Socrates can change the world without having to suffer for it.

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