 And while it can be incredibly useful, most of us know it's not always completely trustworthy. One self-described conservative decided it was so biased against right-wing ideology that he created a rival, Conservopedia. That man was Andrew Schlafly. And if that name sounds familiar, it's because he's the son of the conservative icon, Phyllis Schlafly. You can consult Conservopedia and find supposed evidence for many of the most notorious far-right conspiracies.