Reddit has very strong biases and its own bubbles as well. Don't expect to be exposed to a wide variety of viewpoints there, but what appeals to a very narrow demographic (18-30 year old low-income white progressive American males)

Sort of, the huge subreddits are just as much a hellhole as the majority of google.

Unfortunately, I find Reddit results to generally be of very low quality. For tech related searches, stackoverflow and direct links to documentation are far superior. Where reddit is occasionally useful is when searching for things like "what's the best service for X?", but even then I find myself wading through many posts and many comments on those posts before I come across a sliver of useful information.

I use this especially for any consumer product comparison or "best" search; otherwise you just get monetized BS articles

Nonfunctional on contemporary cell phones?

Usenet will always reassert itself in one form or another.