No, this stuff is fascinating to me! (and I myself tend to rant sometimes). While I'm not aware of all the fine details, I am aware of much of the stuff you mention, which all illustrates that what we've been programmed to believe as fact is actually fiction. One of these fictions is the idea of freedom -- which continues to get circulated (at least in the US) through quoting the Declaration of Independence and mythologizing the Founding Fathers -- or at least the idea that freedom exists within the system we are living under. In truth, we ARE free, but this freedom resides only within our self-actualization and acknowledgement of our own sovereignty, not in any documents. We and we alone are responsible for our lives, not these structures or governing bodies. Yet we continue to give our power away. Which you articulate so well in your last sentence: "It is when we agree(?) to operate as the entity they created (in the legal realm it's called the "legal fiction/artificial person") do we get bound by all their "laws"."