It has been woven into the fabric of society. Now AI just makes it that much worse. We've reached the point of where less is more.

Totally agree

Semi-related comment I made in the past:

Unfortunately, you can have the perfect set of easily-understood, factually-sound data tailored specifically for the person so it would get through to them and it will be worthless. Having the information is not the issue.

The issue is getting them to look at, watch, read the information in the first place. They will not. They cannot.

Their worldview relies on the false framework of lies to continue functioning. Engaging with them and trying to force them to see logic and understand the facts of reality is fruitless as they will immediately be on the defense due to it being a threat to the framework they rely on to function. Your information is dangerous to their existence and attempting to breach this mental defense only reinforces their reliance on the false framework.

They are psychologically broken and illogical. They will never seek the information out as a conscious act of seeking truth or permit one with the information to appear as knowing more than they do and be the one instructing them. Were they to do so, that would force them to accept that they might be wrong, that they may have been duped, and they cannot allow that. The more 'educated' the individual is, the more their ego will enhance this resistance as a lowly, non-degreed, uneducated person cannot possibly know more or have more information on a topic than they do; they are a learned individual and have a degree that says they're smarter than you.

Alternative methods of informing them must be employed that get around these blocks and their ego by allowing them to think they came upon the data or the information themselves. You must gradually allow it to seep into their minds via their senses that they do not control.

Perhaps try to have a video playing on your phone that is speaking the information when you are in proximity to them. They will ignore it, but they might catch some of the words and they could sink in. Perhaps they might even stop and ask what it is you're listening to/watching due to catching some words that clicked and got them interested.

Or perhaps if you see someone regularly near where your computer is, leave a big web page up of a news article with a factual article on it. They will automatically glance at the screen if they came in to talk to you and might inquire about what they see. Likely they will not, though. They will likely note the title of the article/study/video and proceed to look it up on their own device while you are not around.

For those with an older child in the home still, perhaps move your computer into an area that they regularly pass by and disable the screen saver if it is enabled. Then leave different articles, videos, or pictures of 'side effects' from the toxic injection [or information on other topics of truth] on the screen when you are not at the computer. They will naturally glance at the screen if something is on it as they pass it. You can inform them without needing to shove truthful information in their faces.

Are these subversive techniques? I suppose so. As we're all well aware, subversion is the tool of our enemies and it is obvious that it works due to the current state of things. We do not use it, but we are engaged in a war where the tools and tactics of our enemies must be turned against them.