One of the hardest truths about writing:
“If readers don’t get it, they just weren’t ready for my ideas.”
Wrong.
The reader’s confusion is almost always the writer’s failure.
Your job is to make the idea land cleanly, not to sound smart.
A toddler falls on average 26 times an hour while trying to walk
Then it grows into an adult who thinks he's a failure because he sent one cold email that got no response.
Keep trying.