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It's not really that hard to figure out why it works, in my opinion: there are a lot of people, and sorry to say but I think women are more susceptible than men in this regard, who don't care about what the truth is (nor are they even a little bit interested in doing even surface level research into it) and just will stick to whatever their belief is. Some of it may just be wiring, some of it is because it's just safer to go along with the mainstream. There are many people who if you showed them real time drone footage of a walking path where Option A is idyllic, full of flowers, cute chipmunks and birds; meanwhile Option B takes twice as long to get to your destination, is teeming with rabid wolves and the trail is rife with jagged rocks... and they'd still take Option B with the reasoning of "I just feel like it's better," they'd end up in the hospital while learning nothing from the experience other than "Those wolves sure were aggressive today. I wish there was some better way that I could have gotten to my destination"
You can't reason with these people. There's zero point in it once you know what type of person they are. You could be out on the street with them and bump into Keffals who is literally handing out Troonshine to 10 year olds and it wouldn't matter to a lot of people. Whether it's this whole Keffals/Kiwi Farms issue, whether it's politics, etc. there are people who simply aren't worth trying to convince, if for no other reason than to spare yourself the frustration.
People do change and evolve and maybe one day they'll see things as they are, but most of the time it's unfortunately an exercise in futility to lead that dehydrated horse to water and expect it to have the good sense to drink.
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