90% of the world's population are common (a euphenism for mediocre) people.
There are two ways common people think when they approach something they do not understand (like seeing someone do something out of the ordinary).
One, to make assumptions (that are often wrong). As they try to understand why a thing is, they start making assumptions, and find evidence to prove themselves right.
Two, they call it crazy. Because it is not normal in society's eyes, and common people usually think themselves as right, they readily call it crazy.
These two lines of thought are just pure ignorance. Judgement based on one's own limited experiences serves no purpose, with no constructive outcome.
Do what the 10% extraordinaires do - ask why. A simple willingness to understand the right way.
