ARM Hackintoshing?

I'm not using a HackIntosh at the moment. I've been using real Macs with recent versions of macOS since mid February 2021. I'm currently using a MacBook Pro (mid 2012) which I've upgraded from Mountain Lion with 4Gb memory and a 512Gb HDD to Monterey OCLP with 16Gb memory and a 512Gb SSD. I did HackIntoshing in the past on a Toshiba Satellite C60 laptop, but it wasn't very successful, because the first time I had problems with the graphics and the second time macOS wouldn't boot without the USB stick inserted, then the USB stick got smashed! After that, no other macOS USB stick I made would boot it up.

I don't think I can afford even an Apple Silicon M1 Mac, so I'm worried that in the near future my MacBook Pro will be left behind wit hardly any software support. Even macOS Catalina hardly has any support now. Apart from this, I think that Apple must be stopped from extorting money out of people, as well as preventing them from upgrading their memory and SSD capacity, because none of the hardware in Apple Silicon Macs can be upgraded!

I wonder if the solution is for me to learn ARM Assembly Language, then try to hack or patch an Apple Silicon version of macOS. I think this would involve finding and rewriting some conditional branches that make an Apple Silicon version of macOS crash if it finds an ARM chip which isn't Apple Silicon, as well as writing a driver for a non Apple Silicon GPU.

Can anyone out there give me any more details about this? Is there a group I can join to try and achieve this goal?