a good portion

Define "a good portion".

https://www.sciencealert.com/one-third-millennials-believe-flat-earth-conspiracy-statistics-yougov-debunk

So I'm sure you think the search engines are okay, but I've noted that in my opinion, and many others opinion is that they're heavily manipulated. Having that said, look at the chart in that link. While they focus on 'nah uh', or 'not the case', look at how many people across all age groups are 'unsure the earth round', or what have you. Do you think the Earth is round like a ball? I mean to qualify that statement, the famous 'blue pearl' photo shows a perfect spherical ball; yet even mainstream science states it's more of a sqautty oval...... So is the science wrong, or is the picture a fraud?

There are numerous topic arenas where modern science is being called out. Robert Schock, and his dating of the Sphinx; Michael Cremo's entire practice is showing how carbon dating doesn't work; I mean there are a lot of holes in modern science; usually driven towards money, power, and the ultimate goal that knowledge is power. Yet, you use 'science' to prove why the media should be controlled, or 'moderated'.

What's wrong with good old fashion fact checking on your own? What's wrong with finding out for oneself; especially in a world where the reality truly is, that everything is subjective to the viewer/experiencer?

you implied you're for censorship,

I never imply shit. I sometimes dont finish my thoughts properly cause im a lazy fuck but thats about it. Stop being libtard-alike and searching for the hidden meaning when there is none.

So I'm debating with someone admittedly just throwing shit out there, and too lazy to formulate their thoughts, awesome!

edit: that feeling when you cant spell libtard

That maybe because as you state: "I sometimes dont finish my thoughts properly cause im a lazy fuck" .....hahahahahaha

edit 2: oh and:

people have such little faith in the scientific community through years of lies

Which people and which lies?

I think I touched on that above in the first portion of my reply.