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Disruptive Innovations & Their Curves

Throughout history, new ideas have always spread in waves.

Sociologists call it the Diffusion of Innovations Curve.

It’s the shape of human belief, how people decide whether to embrace something new, transformative, or radical. 


How Does It Work?

Jesus Christ, do you have an example?

Innovators (2.5%)

In the first century, a small band of people began following a radical teacher named Jesus. They risked everything for an idea that seemed impossible: love your enemy, turn the other cheek, a Kingdom not of this world. These were the innovators of Christianity.


Early Adopters (13.5%)

Apostles like Paul spread Christianity beyond Judea into Greece and Rome. Early communities formed. Letters were written. The message began to take shape as a movement.


Early Majority (34%)

By the 3rd century, Christianity became widespread among Roman citizens. It was no longer fringe—it was becoming mainstream.


Late Majority (34%)

Constantine’s conversion in the early 4th century and the Edict of Milan legalized Christianity. Suddenly, the late majority joined what was now official and respectable.


Laggards (16%)

Pagan traditions persisted for centuries after Christianity became the Roman Empire’s dominant faith. Resistance lingers longest here.

How About A Modern Example?

Look At Cryptocurrency or decentralized finance (DeFi).

  • Innovators built blockchain technology.
  • Early adopters bought Bitcoin or built decentralized apps.
  • Early majority joined in as crypto exchanges made it easier.
  • Late majority began investing after institutional funds legitimized it.
  • Laggards still resist, calling it a scam or bubble.

Another modern example is psychedelic therapy:

  • Innovators: scientists researching psilocybin in the ‘50s and ‘60s.
  • Early adopters: underground therapists, microdosing communities.
  • Early majority: people curious about mental health breakthroughs.
  • Late majority: mainstream adoption as laws change.
  • Laggards: those still convinced it’s just drug culture.


Supporters & Image Bearers

Risk Takin' Innovator

Dalton Noah Bristow – The spark. Weaver of connections. The first to declare there’s alchemy in the ordinary.


Early Adopters

  1. Layla Paris Noble - Guardian of the flame. Proof that the unseen can be felt.
  2. Noah David Ronning - Voice of clarity. A compass pointing true north.
  3. Isaak Kane Paulson - Steadfast pillar. Loyal heart. Lifelong Friend.


These are my Image Bearers. Their belief fuels the transformation. Their names echo in the alchemy.


Seats Reserved By Faith

Heather Renae Bristow - The Mother who said "I will support you no matter what".

Kevin Kent Bristow - The Father who said "I want what's best for you."