Wow, 10,000 compared to 2 million? Seems more likely that 10,000 have mental issues and can not differentiate between reality and fantasy.
Of course, I am also old enough to remember when 8 out of 10 doctors would recommend a specific brand of cigarettes.
Not sure what it is exactly you are trying to prove though. What am I more likely to believe?
That 10,000 individuals have been fooled by nonsense, or 2,000,000 individuals have been fooled by nonsense?
I stake my money on the 10,000 being fools. After all, there is always a percentage that will be foolish, even if simply to be contrary.
And to me, it reminds me a lot of roughly the percentage that subscribed to the idea that 9/11 was a controlled demolition, and 10,000 other crazy conspiracy theories and other nonsense that most who have full use of their mental faculties would not accept.