I agree. The INTP in me had to resist the urge to use tons of parenthesis to really clarify my thoughts and cover all of the nuances, but I agree for the average person, security and convenience are two very strong motivators. I suspect it's an instinct from ages past in which the approval of the tribe was more necessary to survival. What I want for them is to show them that sovereignty is actually more secure for their survival in today's world.

And I also understand simplifying. I make a bunch of websites, and I'm always asking myself how can I make this tool easier to use, more intuitive so they have a better tool for freedom. I find a lot of people talking about the 'normie' are shilling a product, and the reason they want to reach the 'normie' isn't because they want to help them out of the cage of convenience, it's because they want to be the one to charge them for the privilege of being in that cage. They don't hate the cage, they just hate that don't own the cage. The see the 'normie' as cattle to be milked and bled for their own gain. The freedom they seem to care about is their own financial freedom, and reaching the 'normie' is the propaganda they're using so they can bleed the 'normie'