See Section 3.3, "Social Theory is Harder than you Think". It would be nice, but I'm very doubtful.
>our best course is educating ourselves, no matter how futile, because inaction is not a good way to live with other people on the same plane
Many possible rebuttals here, but let's take the simplest one: Opportunity cost.
Huemer argues for political inaction, not freezing yourself in a block of ice. All that time you save on politics could be time you spend on e.g. discovering new drugs for terminally ill patients, or making it cheaper to desalinate water. Or, just doing your normal job. These are not easy tasks, certainly not as easy as reading The Sociological Times for 8 hours a day, but they will almost certainly end up doing far more good for people.