From the article :

They were not interested in the truth.

That's because the truth didn't hand them a check.

At first, only a few people would reveal themselves as concerned, like a slow trickle.

Then suddenly, many were there every day, until finally.. It went.

I like this logic, worth noting:

Audience member: “So Pfizer had the biggest criminal fine in history. So how is it anti-science to not trust them?”

Then the article comments:

The cameras quickly shifted and you could hear the crowd reacting. When the camera’s switched back the audience member was disappeared, just like a vaccine victim.

If it was me, the guests to the symposium wouldn't still be alive.

Must have been Alex Stein or one of those goofballs.

Programming isn't as simple as saying "no you're wrong". People don't like to directly be told how to think. The idea is to make the person feel like they made their own decision. Confrontation isn't how to change people's minds.