True, and Wikipedia is a really iffy proposition to send someone looking for suppressed truth. There are some nuggets..not everywhere, and not on anything that has been a talking point before.

It's good advice to search for yourself, but you can still lead someone to the entrances of some rabbit holes.

Pizzagate alone, if you can still access some of the old shit on the Voat archive anyway (RIP Reddit findings) leads down a lot of rabbit holes on its face.

Spending time reading comments and other findings are like branching tunnels down the hole, leading you through a bunch of different places that you wouldn't find normally.

Note: You shouldn't just take what people say or where it leads at face value necessarily either. You should let it bring you to different places with different accounts. There's a LOT of good information in crowd sourced communities for controversial or conspiracy theory topics. Not all of them pan out, but a lot of them do and a lot of them make you ask even more questions you didn't know you had.