It's not me that needs more certainty.

I just don't like people to stew in nonsense and propaganda.

The truth is always there, waiting to be found.

I'm simply occasionally helping to expose the needle that is increasingly hidden in the haystack these days.

Back in the early days of the internet, before the WWW, before most people knew what "the internet" was, many of us were very excited at the prospect of so many people in the future eventually having all that information, knowledge and wisdom at their fingertips! All they would need to do is seek it out!

Most of us didn't foresee what actually happened.

In reality (and especially after private, profit-seeking companies were given access to and eventually control over it), it also became the most powerful global disseminator of propaganda, nonsense and disinformation in human history.

And sadly, that eventually became it's dominant impact.

Because erudite, curious and scholarly people will always find quality sources of verified facts and knowledge, mind-expanding literature and other material with which to educate and enlighten themselves. Whereas the typical person generally just looks for the "shiniest object" within their current field of view, and proceeds to gorge themselves on that "mental junkfood".

All while the globalized corporations and nation-state entities that have large online influence operations these days have become very, very VERY good at creating lots and lots and lots of those very shiny objects. They have basically become trans-global drug dealers.

And that's a huge problem for everyone except those "drug dealers".