First one
Most people who want to change the rules are still asking the system for permission.
They fight it. They criticize it. They choose better operators to run it.
The system stays intact.
Real change doesn't argue with what exists. It builds something that makes what exists irrelevant.
You can't improve your way out of a broken system. You can only invent your way out.
The ones who actually changed the rules weren't trying to. They were too busy building to notice what they were replacing. The disruption was a byproduct of obsession, not a strategy.
Nobody remembers the ones who played by the rules.
Everyone remembers the first one to change them.