"When the great minds of the day seek to cater to the masses, the whole order collapses" (Dt. Rabbah, Ch 1; Yalkut Torah, Remez 802). The Midrash then goes on to recount a fable about the quarrel of the snake's head and its tail. The tail complains, "Why should you always lead. Let me lead." The head shrugs. "Sure, go ahead. You lead." So the tail takes the lead and runs into rocks and thorn-bushes, bruising the entire body. Murray Stadtmauer
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