The general Internet has a tendency to consider individual papers authoritative summaries of the general state of a field. And single studies rarely have that predictive power. For instance, one might read a single paper about a single study that says "Doubling of rectal cancer risk occurs if red meat is consumed right after sugar intake", and most Internet commentary will attempt to show this as incontrovertible truth. However, few such studies actually last or survive replication.
i.e. most Internet commentary over-weights single study results, with near binary probability of truth measures: either something is almost certain or almost never.
Would prefer a place where I can discuss with people who are less stridently enthusiastic about these papers, and where long membership retains historical prediction performance (I don't mind people disregarding my future predictions if my current predictions are poor) with appropriate windowing to permit learning.