I want to make sure I understand the situation. A conference, designed to disseminate information, choose the best talks among those that entered. But one of th

I want to make sure I understand the situation. A conference, designed to disseminate information, choose the best talks among those that entered. But one of the speakers has some beliefs that so e conference attendees do not share. These beliefs have nothing to do with the talk. So the conference choose to dismiss one of the top selections, meaning knowledge so etching perceived as good won't be shared. Because a few people didn't like the guy? Isn't this a disservice to the other attendees who might have wanted to hear the talk? Doesn't this mean the conference is less than what it could have been?