If this is true, what follows from it? Suppose, for example, I discover a very persuasive argument for hard determinism. It has the consequence that many people come to believe there is no free will. https://twitter.com/Paul_Cornell/status/1135878490425888769 …
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Beliefs might have bad outcomes. Obviously that will always be a factor in any kind of moral calculus concerning when and where and how I should articulate the belief. (Normally don't tell a dying Christian there's no God).
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But it doesn't necessarily or straightforwardly follow that bad outcomes mean that beliefs should not be held or articulated. This is true even if the geniuses on Twitter think otherwise.
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