Healthcare workers were prioritized for vaccination, locking them into the narrative early. Once you’ve taken the shot and pushed it on patients, your identity – professional judgment, ethics, self-image as a healer – hinges on its safety. The cost of admitting error becomes psychologically prohibitive.

What the fuck did you link.

[edit] So, if you follow links to Joshua Stylman's substack, you can find this:

Maybe it's my algorithm, but the content was flooded with an unusual amount of vitriol directed at Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination as HHS Secretary. [...] talking heads across networks uniformly labeling him a "conspiracy theorist" and "danger to public health," never once addressing his actual positions.

Honestly, I don't even know why I'm wasting my time on this. It's just funny, I guess.