Friend Infected With Right Wing Brain Worms - What to Do?

I got an ad for Brilyn Hollyhand, I don’t know if that’s a candidate or just a right-wing grifter but wtf “Brilyn.”

R.F.K. Jr. Says Doctors Found a Dead Worm in His Brain

The presidential candidate has faced previously undisclosed health issues, including a parasite that he said ate part of his brain.

lol came here to say to post that

tfw yr poisonous thoughts are too much for yr brainworm

apparently at the same time RFK Jr was having brainworms he also suffered from mercury poisoning - all of this was presented as evidence that he couldn't afford alimony payments to his ex-wife, who later committed suicide

he looks incredibly unhealthy, like over the last 10 years he's aged about 25 years.

that happens when the spirit of 3+ dead ancestors inhabit your body, telling you to stop being so horrible or change your name

https://i.postimg.cc/FKp6cFCx/271a3521-804f-4b15-bd1c-ff89f66141bc.jpg

I thought about this in relation to football yesterday, and how people have opinions on matches, teams, players, that they haven't even seen - but as though they had seen them.

I caught myself the other day about to say something about a player, when I realized I'd seen them maybe twice. Was I forming my opinion on what I had seen, or what others said about him? The former is likely too small a sample size to outweigh the latter, but subconsciously I'd rolled them in together. Even regular match going fans don't really see other teams players all that much. How many times have I actually seen Brentford on TV? Yet I have an opinion on Ivan Toney

If I see Brentford play and Toney is terrible/fantastic do I change my opinion based on what would be a significant proportion of the sample size, or do I keep my original opinion and say "well it was just one game"

I guess the latter comes down to how invested I am in my original opinion, if not much then it probably changes my viewpoint significantly, but if I'm subconsciously invested in my original opinion, I'm more likely to cast aside what I just saw as statistical noise even though its the actual fact I saw and not the conceptual fact I received

Keep having to remind myself that Cheryl from Curb being married to RFKJ is real life, not a story arc thought up by Larry David