a) b) and c) are all education problems, and I think for every other instance of unwashed masses catching up on technical knowledge, the only "solution" has bee

a) b) and c) are all education problems, and I think for every other instance of unwashed masses catching up on technical knowledge, the only "solution" has been to wait decades for a generation shift with knowledgeable people becoming teachers and parents. People didn't understand cars, or electricity, or electronics either, but now everyone has a basic knowledge about the working of these, and they can get what the repair guy is saying. IMHO for any new technology there is a minimum time measured in years or decades depending on the complexity to have it properly assimilated. Mainstream internet is 20 years old ? Congress people should all be knowledgeable about it in 10 or 20 years.