How can I get opposite opinions from what I’m being fed by “algorithms”?

[bpaikman]

If you post a comment with controversial facts/figures but feel you can’t post a link to where the facts/figures were obtained then the post holds no value i

 

[bpaikman]

Some of them are in your PM

Some pretty wild stuff there.

 

[bpaikman]

?

 

[bpaikman]

I no longer watch "news" channels as they are nothing more than propaganda outlets. So is Google.
What I have done is started doing is I use "Brave" as my internet browser with " Duckduckgo" as the search engine.
A very easy way to see the difference, open 2 tabs in your browser. one tab go to google.com. the other duckduckgo.com
now in the search bar type the controversial "qanon" and hit enter. Google nothing except the "cnn" type view. Duckduckgo , has that view along with much more.
If you see something on the "news" that you question (and you should question all of it today) do a search on duckduckgo and do your own reasearch. Somewhere in the middle is probably close to the truth. Foreign news won't be so distorted as it is here.
And get more sides to a story depending if they are a U.S. ally or foe.

Very helpful - I’ll try Brave .

 

[redbaron]

a bit broad

Intentionally broad and non specific

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Some pretty wild stuff there.

Yes it is. however true. I have more would you like my latest find, totally non-religious and non-political, but very very important.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

Believe it or not it has a youtube link.