Debunk the Myths, Challenge Falsehoods, Uncover the Truth

The Bitter is a platform created to challenge widely accepted beliefs and cut through the noise of misinformation. In our digital world, where the internet and mobile devices have made information more accessible than ever, we're also seeing a surge in the spread of misinformation, hate, and false narratives. 

These misleading narratives have become so pervasive that they often go unquestioned, creating an environment where challenging the status quo can lead to public ridicule and silencing. We stand against this trend by encouraging critical thinking and open dialogue. 

Here, we ask tough but logical questions and confront popular beliefs head-on, not to provide you with ready-made answers but to provoke thought and foster a more informed perspective. Our goal is to empower you to think independently and discern truth from falsehood in a landscape dominated by misinformation.

You will have access to commentaries on a wide range of topics, from history, politics, science, and technology to economy and other contemporary issues. Each commentary is tagged with multiple keywords, making it easy for you to find relevant content. These commentaries reflect the views of the authors, whose names we do not disclose. This approach is by design: first, it protects the privacy of the individuals, allowing them to speak freely, and second, it encourages you to evaluate the arguments based on their merit, without being influenced by the identity of the speaker. For example, if someone influential said something, many would not only accept it as the ultimate truth but also spread it without question, turning it into a trend. 

This brings to mind the story of "The Emperor's New Clothes." Just as in the tale, where everyone went along with the charade, believing in something false because they feared standing out or speaking up, we often see people blindly accepting ideas just because of who said them. Our goal  is to break that cycle. We want to strip away the influence of authority and reputation, encouraging you to see things as they are and to question the so-called "truths" presented to you. Here, you’ll find a platform where the focus is on the substance of the arguments, not the stature of those making them, much like the child who finally pointed out that the emperor was, in fact, wearing no clothes.

We intentionally do not allow comments, as this often leads to unnecessary arguments and counterarguments. Remember, the goal is for you to think more and argue less. However, you are encouraged to provide feedback and rate the commentaries.