Precisely, NewChapter. Understanding something of great complexity - like life, for example - can be analogous to perceiving a stone structure. Say the Great Pyramid. From a distance it looks like a single, solid stone, four sided geometric. It appears to be simple. But when you get up close to it you can see the great multitude of carefully masoned stones that make up the exterior of the structure and then it appears not to be simple but complex. And the more you study each individually masoned stone the more you perceive that there are other deliberately shaped stones beneath it that you cannot see yet must be there else the entire structure would fail and then you begin to just clue into the realisation that the structure is not only complex, it is exceedingly, astonishingly complex, almost incomprehensibly complex. And this is just a man made structure.
What the Watchtower does is analogous to helping people perceive the single, solid stone geometric and in so doing creates an illusion of understanding without perceiving even the first level of the true complexity involved. In order to understand more accurately would require a great deal of intellectual effort. It it much easier just to perceive the pyramid as simple. This is intellectual sloth.
I was wondering myself, OUTLAW, if this was Debator again. It all felt too familiar.