Researchers Beware: Wikipedia Entries About High Control Groups Are Not Very Trustworthy

Apr 04, 2018

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Reliable Information? or Ideologically Biased?

We have been living in the Information Age, the Knowledge Age, with access virtually 24/7 to anything and everything. Many in today’s world go to Wikipedia to learn about cars, animals, medicines and even cults. And that is okay. For the most part, Wikipedia is fairly reliable. With over 20,000 new entries added every month, it no surprise that YouTube, Facebook, and Google rely on its content.

We are now living in the Age of Influence.

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