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I think about these things often. I used to be a private investigator and traveled all over the country spying on people. It gives you a very different perspective on society in general and people individually when they don't know they are being watched.

I also moved within society, yet was not really part of society. If that makes any sense. I could infiltrate, do the work, and exfiltrate rather unambiguously with ease. I once talked to the same guy three times in the same day, and he thought he was talking to three different people. Had no idea it was me each time.

I still think in tactical and strategic terms that my normie friends think is crazy and paranoid. They also think I'm exaggerating when I tell them these things kept me alive.

It takes resources to be able to facilitate such activities. One would need to buy gear. You would need training in proper use and maintenance. You would need to have experience or develop skills related to your mission. And it is VERY difficult to do as a lone Grey Man.

I've slept in weird places and eat weird food and dealt with crazy people in my career. One can adapt for short term, but long term requires help. Unfortunately, building a network of people you can trust, is very difficult.