Arts and Influence Case Study: Bear Grylls

Bear Grylls is a survivor. I remember him catching crabs and boiling them in the water of high (boiling point) temperature. As we know, Bear Grylls technically uses distance and displacement comparatively, meaning he compares his distance to the straightest path available, or displacement. His crew must have been using Graph system to measure and gauge their distance relative to their destination.

I wonder if we take sexy cars for some survival mission and we put Call Of Duty like Veterans as leaders and lieutenants of the mission, what would it look like?

I must have wondered to myself, "How does one increase his circle of influence without materialistic things?"
Even if I get cars, and people see your possessions. Like we all know artists when they create some design through fashion, they are doing it with intent because they want to express some idea through vast products. You know an idea attaches itself to more wider ideas or accurately, an idea attaches itself to wider AND wider ideas. Like the Big Ideas from the Big Disciplines. So I take example of artists. Give them any medium and they can build influence or express an idea. That's why we have street artists of Boston or Utah whatever so famous. But I also thought to myself, "You know what, every big idea starts small and focused. We first need true fans. The patrionage of true fans increase enthusiasum of regular fams. This is how we square our radius of the circle of influence.