Ivermectin (Google): https://www.google.com/search?q=ivermectin
The difference in the overall _thrust_ of the results is remarkable.
Very interesting! Thanks for building it.
Ivermectin (Google): https://www.google.com/search?q=ivermectin
The difference in the overall _thrust_ of the results is remarkable.
Very interesting! Thanks for building it.
> The purpose of the tool is primarily to help you find and navigate the strange parts of the internet. Where, for sure, you'll find crack-pots, communists, libertarians, anarchists, strange religious cults, snake oil peddlers, really strong opinions.
and
> If you are looking for fact, this is almost certainly the wrong tool.
https://truthsummit.info/blog/ivermectin-against-covid.html "
Eh I think I'll take the google search results on this one.
Marginalia returns results from Wikipedia, a faculty member’s university blog regarding river blindness, a website called truthsummit promoting it as a miracle cure, a website called vaxxchoice promoting it as a cure, vitamindsstopcovid, etc.
I’d say the quality of the results are quite different.
The Marginalia results point you mostly to random blogs.
Certainly. And sometimes they're relevant in a good way, sometimes in a bad user-hostile way. Every search engine rquires discrimination and intelligent usage by the person doing the search, just in different areas.