"Adumb" and his "graph of Wikipedia"
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2024 7:32 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JheGL6uSF-4
I could tell this hapless nerd (with an annoying nasal voice) EXACTLY why he found the article "communities" shown. Because they correlate with the chart of articles I made more than ten years ago. See below.
Wikipedia loves sports (especially Association football, cricket, and weird things like snooker), military history, video games, American subjects, fighting over political content, etc. because it has always been dominated by American nerd manchildren. It STILL does subjects like politics in non-European-or-North-American countries, African geography, botany and zoology, and some others, very badly. Because American manchildren don't give a shit about those subjects.
You are welcome to try to get "Adumb"'s attention and make him look at this. Maybe tell him about the book wiki and all the work we did to assemble it. I've got plenty of other graphs too. But I doubt he will care. Hapless nerds fixate on what they fixate on.
I could tell this hapless nerd (with an annoying nasal voice) EXACTLY why he found the article "communities" shown. Because they correlate with the chart of articles I made more than ten years ago. See below.
Wikipedia loves sports (especially Association football, cricket, and weird things like snooker), military history, video games, American subjects, fighting over political content, etc. because it has always been dominated by American nerd manchildren. It STILL does subjects like politics in non-European-or-North-American countries, African geography, botany and zoology, and some others, very badly. Because American manchildren don't give a shit about those subjects.
You are welcome to try to get "Adumb"'s attention and make him look at this. Maybe tell him about the book wiki and all the work we did to assemble it. I've got plenty of other graphs too. But I doubt he will care. Hapless nerds fixate on what they fixate on.
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