Who decides what is pertinent? According to whome?

I think we're getting closer to my point. If consent requires all pertinent information, clearly presented and understood, then yes, there is a possibility of consciously consenting to the Demiurgic order.

However, that doesn't mean everyone participating in that order has consciously consented to it. Some can participate without knowing what they are participating in, even if "fully informed".

That's the part I'm talking about. The things operating beneath conscious awareness. The things You don't know to question because You don't even know they're there.

So I'm not saying everyone consents to the Demiurge. I'm saying consent is possible, participation is possible without conscious awareness, and those aren't necessarily the same thing.