I actually am starting to believe articles like this promote the bad ideas we hope people avoid and further entrench them, rather than helping or changing anything

I actually am starting to believe articles like this promote the bad ideas we hope people avoid and further entrench them, rather than helping or changing anything https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/25/health/measles-kennedy-vitamin-a.html

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Isn't it worse to not say anything about it? At least this reporting details the negative effects of excess Vitamin A, right? 

It's not NYTs fault that some people will be reactionary, but there's probably more people that will be helped hearing about the liver damage than hurt imo.

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Well my bleak thought is that if their children end up having liver damage, they'll be forced to confront the fact that the NYT tried to warn them, and maybe that will help break the delusion/bubble?

These people have been conditioned by everyone from Chamath to Brian Armstrong to their neighbors to believe this paper is worthless lies. To me this only promotes the falsehood as RFK is the trustable entity, anything NYT adds is “fake news”