<p><pre><code>    &quot;... a number of serious mental illnesses,
     such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.&quot;
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Neither of those are mental illnesses, they are neurological conditions.  Maybe the rest of the article is 100% accurate, but when people make elementary errors like that it&#x27;s hard to take them seriously.  Everything else might be right, might be reliable, but errors like this make it clear that I <i>just can&#x27;t trust it.</i>  What value something I can&#x27;t trust?<p>I&#x27;d love to know how to fix this problem.  So much of what we read on the interwebs is mis-guided, mis-informed, or just wrong, and yet is written well and sounds plausible.  You can&#x27;t trust anything.  So suddenly we need to check everything we read, and that&#x27;s a huge, huge waste of time.<p>We need sources that are genuinely authoritative so we can believe and trust what they say, and <i>save</i> time.<p>How would <i>you</i> solve this?