Meta conspiracy discussion

I want to have a meta discussion on the conspiracy sphere in general. If that's not your thing then just ignore this thread. What I am referring to is the collective global situation of large scale manipulation we are all involved in, and the information war that it is built on.

At this point it is undeniable that hidden interest groups exert the real power on the globe. Even the most basic NPC has to have some concept of this after the last year of in your face scandals. Election theft, global lockdown, mass vaccinations, it's getting a little hard to deny the concept that the globe is controlled by shadow organisations pursuing their own agendas at this point.

The premise is easy enough to agree on, but that is where consensus stops and individual understanding of the situation begins to vary greatly. This individual understanding is based on a person's own research and bias, but is still coloured by the information war. To get an understanding of the larger scenario requires understanding of a multitude of different topics, and a knowledge gap in one will lead to a misunderstanding of the rest. For example, if you are unaware of how the mechanisms of finance and commerce operate, you are going to fundamentally misunderstand the baseline of the global scenario. If you base your understanding on something such as UFO research, but aren't aware of the financial history of Genoa and Venice, as seemingly unrelated as these topics might appear, you going to have an incomplete picture of what is going on. This can be extrapolated out to include occult history and theory, modern behavioural psychology, 19th century industrial monopolies, religious history, and this is just a sample.

What I am getting at is that the more versed you become in a broader range of topics, the more complete your world view begins to come, but at the same time, the more alienated you become from discussion of the global scenario with people with a greater knowledge gap. An example would be a researcher who is aware of the financial history of the current visible ruling dynasties, versus someone who has recently 'woken up' based on Qanon facebook videos. Do you see what I mean here? A good friend of mine in real life is almost unbearable to converse with about the meta-conspiracy topic, not because he is ignorant, it is the opposite, because he as spent a decade properly researching various topics any conversation with him goes off in a dozen different tangents regardless of the initial source. A person might engage him about the rona vaccine and he'll end up (without giving the other pause for reply) speaking about how we are all part of the macro-cosmic reflection of one another. You see this example played out all across the internet no matter where you go. There are people who are several levels of knowledge above others to the point where productive discussion just isn't possible because of the existing knowledge gap better them. It is my opinion that this is an intentional characteristic of the information war we are all engaged in.

So what is the solution to this? You can't have any sort of level or badge system whereby you need a certain level of knowledge of topical experience to participate. The reason for this should be obvious, it is because individual ego becomes too affected by such a grading system. "I am a higher level conspiracy theorist than you so as a result you are a pleb and don't have clearance to talk to me". How many of us have either seen or engaged in a version of this behaviour? You could attempt to create a compendium of topics which act as a prerequisite for baseline understanding of the global scenario but such as things would be so large and complex it is beyond the scope of a normal person. Joseph Farrel has spent literally a lifetime attempting such a thing in his series of books and his library spans dozens of titles. Even if it were possible, people, enough people for it to matter, just aren't going to do that much reading. I could be very wrong but it seems like there ISN'T a solution to this and that is the point. The informational nature of this war coupled with the informational overload that is the internet means that an cohesive resistance, in the form of a majority of the population being educated on the topic enough for it to matter, is impossible.

I don't so much want to get hung up on the solution aspect of this problem because it is a quagmire. I would like to hear the views of other in relation to what I am talking about. The knowledge gap between the conspiracy community in general. Have you encountered it and in what form? Do you think about it? Are you a victim of it? Do you even still want to oppose the global situation anymore? Or has the scope and complexity of the problem deterred most of us from focusing on it anymore? Is it just a problem for future generations?