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The answers have been given repeatedly, it's their choice to know right now. The problem is that the truth isn't something people want to hear, so they ignore it. It doesn't verify their current assumptions, which is the only thing most people are willing to believe. Growing up very suddenly can be very, very painful and emotionally complex. There are quite a few people, for example, who will shout all day that the reason the world is messed up is because of "demons" in other people, but if you ask those same people to work on their own "inner demons" they'll ignore you completely. They are very eager to accuse, unwilling to work on themselves. I'm extremely curious to see if Q/Trump try to solve that, because if they do, they really might heal the world. But quite a lot of people who were raised by deep state religions are unprepared to admit that they might be wrong, much less admit that they contribute to the problem by staying ignorant of other spiritual traditions. Etc.