Retrocodex

I understand that many people have had different experiences of what they were taught in school and everyday life, mostly depending on location. That's why I made the website interactive and community-driven: just like on Reddit, people will be submitting their own facts with sources and commenting on each fact to account for a wide variety of perspectives! Like on Wikipedia, each fact is supposed to have an individual page with details outlining how the fact was disproven. Right now, only a few of those facts that have the "Learn More" button, found mostly on the homepage, have those since they take so long to write. Here's what one full page looks like for the myth "sugar makes kids hyper". Looking forward to seeing everyone's accounts, your favorite subjects, your experiences learning and unlearning, and your thoughts on the topics on the site! It would be great if you could submit some facts you were taught in school or everyday life that's now outdated or was always a myth. Take a look at Wikipedia's List of common misconceptions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions <-- and see if there are any that mean a lot to you that you want platformed!