Scientifically, yes; but conventionally, no -- the path that the sound of your voice would travel: All directions. Nothing, including the sound of your voice, travel in all direction but downward. Everything, that you produce, goes down -- digest it or not!
While spreading a - positive or negative - message: People would listen to you only when you stand above them; people would laugh at you, when you stand on the ground and try to make them understand a point.
You know why?
Because everyone thinks that he or she is standing much above the ground level of mediocrity, and anyone looking up is being perceived a failure and must be made to listen to whatever bullshit that keep raining down.
Conventional wisdom used to work wonders, when humans still behaved like humans; what works today is the height of the platform that you are standing on, because, down below there is a mass gathering of humans who are no different than the innocent prey!
Stand up, be bold and be strong, to rise above the length and breadth of others, if you wish to take the whole responsibility on your own shoulder and make others listen to you: Whatever you deliver.
Frankly speaking, you're already trying your best to rise above the rest. Keep going up and never give up, because, nothing in life gives you more pleasure than looking at the crowd down below.
It makes you feel that you're stronger than others; it makes realize that you are the dominant person in a given situation. With all life wisdom happily accepted, propagated and silently destroyed, we still live in a jungle where nothing but dominance matters.
It's not a negative message, but the naked truth of life that we all know and discuss in private; however, decline to accept in public and are afraid to practice.
Stop just discussing and put in your best efforts to achieve it, if you wish to move ahead of others in life. But never do it by crushing their aspirations, rather taking them along in all situations: Be a leader, not a ruler!
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