I think you just gave away the game. To the extent I believe a CRQC is imminent, I suppose I am "trying to sell people on PQC". But then, so is Daniel Bernstein, your only cryptographically authoritative cite to your concern. Bernstein's problem isn't that we're rushing to PQC. It's that we didn't pick his personal lattice proposal.

And, if we're on the subject of how trustworthy Bernstein's concerns are, I'll note again: in his own writing about the potential frailty of MLKEM, he cites SIKE, because, again, he thinks you're too dumb to understand the difference between a module lattice and a generic lattice.

Finally, I'm going to keep saying this until I don't have to say it anymore: PQC is not a "kind" of cryptography. It doesn't mean anything that N% of the Round 1 submissions to the NIST PQC Contest were cryptanalyzed. Multivariate quadratic equation cryptography, supersingular isogeny cryptography, and F_2^128 code-based cryptography are not related to each other. The point of the contest was for that to happen.