/r/science was already thrash too so biased it hurts, might as well be /r/politics2. Honestly nothing value would be lost with that sub. Current front page: >

/r/science was already thrash too so biased it hurts, might as well be /r/politics2. Honestly nothing value would be lost with that sub. Current front page: >A new study has found that both Christian nationalism and biblical literalism are associated with a greater tendency to believe in conspiracy theories >Being female, liberal, intellectually humble, and having weak party identification are all positively associated with writing more persuasive political arguments >When house prices increase, homeowners are likely to strengthen their belief in meritocracy