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The bar seems quite low
wikipedia was also previously often referenced when doing a google search.
Does anybody know of a good search engine which indexes wiki pages?
https://www.healthline.com/health/womens-health/childbearing...
And then some science to back it up.
Google Scholar
Actually looked pretty OK the few seconds I had to scan it before it crashed. I assume because of my privacy/Internet not spammed by ad's plugins.
Let's see.
https://biology.stackexchange.com/questions/104816/is-meat-a...
With real useful answers. As late as today.
But my question is not really about: should humans eating meat? I know we eat meat(in general). I know it made us who we are, and we are all gonna die.
My question is rather. It is a question people ask, and the answer from our modernday oracles is honestly bullshit.
So who to ask? Yes Google Scholar used to pop up. It does not any more. I/we have to know.
And honestly again I no longer really trust any of Googles/abc's products.
So let me try to rephrase.
Where would normal people like my self seek information, without knowing the correct lingo in advance?
Ask HN: How do you seek information? not joking
Searched google,duckduck, frontpageFor:are people naturally meat eaters teeth.Andare people naturally meat eaters teeth science articles.Got the same results from all engines. All pop articles.PETA consistently comes out on top.I'm dot trying to start a conversation about PETA. But about search engines and information gathering.I know I sometimes troll myself but this is a legit question. I am...
Let's talk
https://github.com/freeduck/hellebrevet/blob/main/skizze.jpg
Sort of a mohammed drawing