Yes, the more popular terms you search for, the more muddy the waters get. If you search for anything related to sexuality and psychology, the results are litt

Yes, the more popular terms you search for, the more muddy the waters get. If you search for anything related to sexuality and psychology, the results are littered with sites that were squatted for serving ads (i.e. no relevant content, just ads), poor quality articles with very low quality content (e.g. poorly formed Quora questions with no expert answers). As with anything, you have to know what search terms for a given subject are good. For example, you'll get more objective answers the more academic sounding you are, because the fewer people have tried to occupy those search terms.