A wizard is never too brief, nor too excessive. He says precisely what he means to.
It can't actually be reduced to that and it's also counterproductive to my point. What is the first thing you do when faced with this information? You blame the sensors for being the cause of the circumstances (intuitives were just as culpable for the paradigm shift anyway). To an extent that may be true, but at some point you have to take responsibility for your well-being. If you can't do that, you're headed for a dark place for a long time.
The fact that there is a predominance of a certain cognitive approach that suppresses the opposite doesn't mean that the opposite has ceased to exist. You can always find an audience if you look hard enough. You can be vulnerable without the large scale social support you think you need. Of course it's easier when you have it, because when you blend in, the magnitude of the risk you take for revealing yourself is significantly lower. But in a way, it's beneficial to not have it as your individuation becomes that much more resolute. This is basically what happened with Jordan Peterson, and now he gets massive attendance at his events where everybody knows damn well to shut up and listen, even while he's constantly bombarded with allegations of nazism, wanting to tyrannize women, and all sorts of defamatory nonsense from people who can't read between the lines.
Speaking of JP, there's one extremely relevant speech to all of this, perhaps one of the most profound speeches that cuts right at the heart of this timeless problem. Whatever you think of him, at least give this one a listen (despite the clickbaity title).
