>...people don't care. They get really preachy about it, but when you look at how they act, from who they choose as social group leaders to politicians, what they actually want is paternal manipulation of their opinions from people they instinctively feel comfortable with and to not have to think too hard while enjoying creature comforts. >I think you're feeling mad about what I do, but it's really the answer to what people ask for with their dollars: being gently guided in to more and more creature comforts for less and less of their efforts, and ceding management control in exchange. Everything I do would be trivially defeated if people proactively took responsibility for themselves and engaged in self-management. Instead, they offload their thinking to the cloud, take easy, feel good soundbite opinions, and just sort of cavort around enjoying an easy life. >That is, I think people are genuinely happy with what I do and the arrangement we've come to in society, and simply pretend to be offended because they don't like the sight of human gluttony and they know it's the "right" social position to take. Goddamn. >I can prove that virtually everyone ends up feeling happier from hearing a feel good soundbite as a result of what I do, and goes about their life both feeling they've done something and happier. **They weren't actually interested in doing something for real, they are leaving that up to someone else.** Explains Qanon.