The tiny number of people who read The End of History seems unimportant compared to the founding of neoconservativism causing the US to invade Iraq and Afghanis

The tiny number of people who read The End of History seems unimportant compared to the founding of neoconservativism causing the US to invade Iraq and Afghanistan. Though the impact of neoreaction is probably smaller (that is, it hasn't literally killed 500,000 people), I don't think you could get a good estimate of that impact by finding out how many people read the blog that founded the ideology. Maybe the tech workers you read who are afraid of being cancelled are afraid of being cancelled because tech companies have shown they are totally willing to end people's careers over fairly mundane speech.