It's a good idea, but I keep on thinking of a lady I knew. She was in her 50s when she fell off her bike at walking speed. Shattered her skull. Never been the same person again.
The Dutch aren’t “anti-helmet” they just have bike- and pedestrian-centric infrastructure (including traffic laws heavily in favour of bikes and people) so they don’t see them as essential.
Everyone here is pro-safety. Infrastructure increases safety by removing threats. Helmets reduce head injury when accidents happen. And here’s the kicker: you can have both.
Saying we could achieve infrastructure so safe that no one wears a helmet is not the same as being anti-helmet. No one is stopping people in the NL, my example, from wearing a helmet.
The point of the whole thing was "Please wear a helmet, it's safer".
So you saying "Do this and nobody will wear a helmet" seems incredibly counterproductive. And I did agree with your push for better infrastructure. Wholeheartedly. Still wear helmets though.