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If you want some info on math/physics/other STEM info, Wiki probably will not lead you wrong. As for the rest - believe at your peril.

Agreed.

Early in the "resistance" movement I looked up Peter Strzok on Wikipedia. It stated that he was a fine investigator who was unfairly smeared by Fox News and the far right wing. There was no mention of any of his involvement in multiple shady activities. I decided to edit the Wikipedia page to include at least references to what was alleged. When I looked at the page history, I found that the left wing continuously, and almost immediately removes any truth from that page, essentially sanitizing anything that would make the left / elitists / deep state / coup perpetrators (or should that be "perp-a-traitors"?) look bad.

A little more checking and I found that virtually anything on Wikipedia that has any politics involved has been vandalized by the left. At that point I stopped supporting Wikipedia financially and through adding content since they appear to be unwilling or unable to provide any balance in what they present as fact. So stop begging for money, Wikipedia, there's a reason why you've lost a lot of public support.