A question of gaining knowledge

[Troskliwy Zjeb No.15466893]

Is gaining scientific knowledge by reading all links to scientific articles from the English Wikipedia on a given topic a good idea for educating yourself?

[Anonymous No.15466910]

>>15466893
short answer: no
long answer: no

[Troskliwy Zjeb No.15466919]

Why?

[Anonymous No.15466950]

>>15466893
Wikipedia is am arm of the propaganda machine. Use something else.

[Troskliwy Zjeb No.15467008]

>>15466950
for example

[Anonymous No.15467077]

>>15466893
wikipedia can only be used for general knowledge
possibly to help you decide if you want to study the topic further

[Troskliwy Zjeb No.15467608]

>>15467077
I have a more question whether these links to scientific research in the References section on each topic, especially the latest links (I'm talking about the date of publication of the study) are legit sources and are they really the works of scientists?

[Anonymous No.15469525]

>>15467608
>>15466893

Yes anon it's a great idea. other retards aren't even reading your post.

[Anonymous No.15469558]

>>15466919
You and the billions others of midwits, pajeets, insectoids do the same.
You think ur gonna get any rare intuition by following the same formula?

[Anonymous No.15469570]

>>15467008
Rational Wiki
Kiwi Farms
Crystal Cafe
Gaia Online
Reddit.com

[Anonymous No.15469574]

>>15467008
Open source textbooks, YouTube videos, and the library are good options.

Here's some free textbooks teachers like using for some reason. It's a start if you haven't touched any of the topics listed, but you'll find it has limits that upper level subjects focus on when you reach that point:

https://openstax.org/subjects

[Anonymous No.15469591]

All? Yes.
Only the ones that point to evidence that support your case? Absolutely not.
Only the ones that are interesting for you? Not by any means.