The average person is not driven by a pursuit of truth but by a need for comfort. They exist in a carefully crafted simulation, socially conditioned illusions designed to keep them docile, obedient, and blind to the forces that control them. Every institution, every narrative, every ´normal´ belief they hold is part of this construct, reinforcing their submission. When confronted with harsh realities that shatter this illusion, their reaction is not curiosity but rage.
Truth threatens their identity, their security, and the very foundation of their existence. To accept it would mean admitting they’ve been deceived, that their thoughts, values, and even their desires were programmed into them. This is too much for their fragile psyche to bear, so they lash out, not to refute the truth, but to silence it. Because deep down, they fear it might be real.