it is unlikely that the majority of people will ever think for themselves or become self-governing all at the same time. It has always been that way and it may always be that way - unless a small percentage of people are all that is necessary to carry the rest through a shift. That would be telling - as usually it is 10% of the people doing 90% of the work - so maybe that is how it will be. The idea that "we" all have to be united in order for there to be a shift must be abandoned. "We" probably cannot unite at this point because our outcome based education has taught us to argue with each other and constantly find our differences - so there may be an entirely other way that "it" will happen. I am hopeful, actually, but I will always be anarchist and I will always seek horizontal governing groups and govern myself - as I have been doing for many years. I will always mingle with the mainstream and scoff at it and roll my eyes, and I will always live in it, most likely. As years pass I will become less and less outraged and more accepting of the way things are, as I continue to set an example to the people around me of someone who lives by principle. It is up to God how it will all turn out. None of us get out of here alive.
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@in2itiveart I understand what you mean. this is why i empasize individualist anarchy