You’d just have to target them more at people who are already well-versed in traditional academia, i.e. people who have degrees from top universities or PhDs or are in some equivalently intellectually demanding position (e.g. Investment banker, Lawyer, CEO, etc).
If you narrow the target audience you can assume more in terms of speed of uptake, and you can take as granted various norms of traditional rationality (such as what counts as a sound argument, the need for empiricism, the weight of peer-reviewed journal publications, etc) and perhaps even some domain knowledge of basic math and economics.
At the same time, you would want to frame the material in a more serious, less cranky, less jargon-y way.
It would, in fact, be possible.
You’d just have to target them more at people who are already well-versed in traditional academia, i.e. people who have degrees from top universities or PhDs or are in some equivalently intellectually demanding position (e.g. Investment banker, Lawyer, CEO, etc).
If you narrow the target audience you can assume more in terms of speed of uptake, and you can take as granted various norms of traditional rationality (such as what counts as a sound argument, the need for empiricism, the weight of peer-reviewed journal publications, etc) and perhaps even some domain knowledge of basic math and economics.
At the same time, you would want to frame the material in a more serious, less cranky, less jargon-y way.