Keep writing those guides. Is good. Put yourself in the place of a nocoiner that want to start with Bitcoin, in any situation. Start testing yourself, as of you know nothing. Take notes in the process and in the end put together all and finish a nice guide. Don't try to use fancy words and too much technical details. Noobs will not understand.

Education is the key. And start with your closest friends and family, let them read your writings. In the end are for them not for other bitcoiners. Bitcoiners already know what you are writing.

Are you thinking about scientific research, or popular writing?

For scientific I would have couple ideas like:

This is obviously just first round, to get to the actual research question, you would have to get more specific.

What are people arguing about when orange pilled people are confronted with normies?

This question often boils down to only a few words. People rarely argue about topics - most of the time it is about underlying values.

You could explore that - deep deep research topic.

Is it just decentralization - that they don't see/understand the vale of decentralization? Or are they even deeper values, feelings and principles?

check out some of the top posts of r/BitcoinBeginners lots of newb questions there

What's the best way to secure your stack? I'd love to see a guide on how to determine your threat model and when to use multisig, passphrases, hardware wallets, how to store back ups, etc.

The first question my friends and family usually ask is always a clarification of “why does it have value if it’s just digital?”