Who says theyβre not?
this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2024
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Why are we training kids on civics with Fox News or MSNBC? People are dumb and will continue to be so.
This is a damn good question!
Most research papers are likely ad valid as an average reddit point.
Getting published is a circlejerk, and rarely are they properly tested, or does anyone actually read them.
It won't worm. Autocomplete can't make new information.
Those research papers are expensive to procure ethically, I'd imagine
Because scientific journals are paywalled - gibberish on Reddit is free*.
*Content is free unless you get caught and sued.