Today I spent an hour or so researching top contenders for the 2008 presidential election. Here is why you should never trust Wikipedia.
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From Penny Arcade:
"The second response is: the collaborative nature of the apparatus means that the right data tends to emerge, ultimately, even if there is turmoil temporarily as dichotomous viewpoints violently intersect. To which I reply: that does not inspire confidence. In fact, it makes the whole effort even more ridiculous. What you've proposed is a kind of quantum encyclopedia, where genuine data both exists and doesn't exist depending on the precise moment I rely upon your discordant f***ing mob for my information."
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