Yes, for sure when reading this sort of information we can feel provoked or offended and react accordingly.
Alternatively, we can consider it simply as entertainment rather than education and leave it be.
That has become my approach, when possible.
It's just not worth the effort and energy required to argue, knowing rational discussion will not change certain people's opinions.
If we are coming here or use AI to learn about how to practice neidan, we have already lost, IMO.
On the other hand, we can learn something about ourselves and our ideas when confronted with opposing ideas, no matter how ridiculous or far-fetched they may seem.
I think there is some degree of truth and wisdom in bringing neidan and Daoist concepts down to Earth and into our own lived experience, something ChiDragon's perspective can remind us of.
Is every neidan text and teaching simply asking us to sit quietly and breath intentionally? Of course not.
Having had a dozen years of instruction and correction from a credible teacher, I have my own opinions and understanding, but I do think that many people tend to create mystery and distance between themselves and their views and practice, particularly in Daoist practices and in Chinese internal martial arts.