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I found it interesting as I was clicking on random links throughout your piece that you ran into the same issue I did, in that many of my sights were Wikipedia’s sights. Wikipedia is a really interesting entity, considering that anyone can write on any topic that they please, and most of the time the information seems really good and accurate, but sometimes I wonder. I’ve read things that are definitely biased and there must be a dedicated team working to keep those sights they way they wrote them and not let anyone edit them. Just an interesting thought about all the Wikipedia sights that kept coming up the first one, which means that that is the most frequented sight when that word is searched… strange how people can trust complete strangers.
I think that we all ran into the same problems, with the whole Wikipedia thing, because I found a lot of words I typed in went to Wikipedia entries too. The best thing about that, though, is that Wikipedia is usually correct and that it is a good source of information. Back in high school, I had a teacher who actually had us use Wikipedia to do a research assignment, while other teachers (especially English teachers,) forbid it. I don’t know, I guess it just depends on what you’re looking for, and when it comes to random things, I guess Wikipedia is the place to look.
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