If you want to be the best, you have to read all wikipedia

[MVP]

This is exactly what im doing

[Alexander]

I read the wikipedia front page for my daily knowledge. but its just random stuff and not really anything big. but it passes the time for a few seconds

today I learned about Lithuanian Australian art collector who was crane driver and who donated all his paintings to his city once he died, to create a public art gallery. this was because he was a lonely Incel without family to give his inheritance to. he never married and was more interested in buying painting and gardening than going to pub with work colleagues 

he was in the ss/nazi forces during ww2 before moving to Australia.  jews and liberals are angry at him and I think there was an investigation this year (2022) into his activities

[kathisterima]

Wikipedia doesn't go into depth in any subject. It's a bit more than a dictionary in it's practicality. Even if you somehow manage to memorize most of it's pages, you'll end up looking like a pseudo-intellectual with no actual grasp of the topic when you start talking about it.

[Blau]

Everytime I go to Wikipedia I always go in a rabbit hole and it's very interesting

[MysteriousWeeb420]

wikipedia is great

there is nothing more npc than bashing wikipedia

[Alexander]

Wikipedia doesn't go into depth in any subject. It's a bit more than a dictionary in it's practicality. Even if you somehow manage to memorize most of it's pages, you'll end up looking like a pseudo-intellectual with no actual grasp of the topic when you start talking about it.

you could just mention something that adds to conversation. if it goes deeper than you could freely admit your ignorance

[kathisterima]

Wikipedia doesn't go into depth in any subject. It's a bit more than a dictionary in it's practicality. Even if you somehow manage to memorize most of it's pages, you'll end up looking like a pseudo-intellectual with no actual grasp of the topic when you start talking about it.

you could just mention something that adds to conversation. if it goes deeper than you could freely admit your ignorance

you don't understand our goal.

[Alexander]

Wikipedia doesn't go into depth in any subject. It's a bit more than a dictionary in it's practicality. Even if you somehow manage to memorize most of it's pages, you'll end up looking like a pseudo-intellectual with no actual grasp of the topic when you start talking about it.

you could just mention something that adds to conversation. if it goes deeper than you could freely admit your ignorance

you don't understand our goal.

what is your goal. of course everyone goal is different and I respect everyones I just know that some people like learning about a lot of different stuff and other people like to go in depth

[MVP]

Wikipedia doesn't go into depth in any subject. It's a bit more than a dictionary in it's practicality. Even if you somehow manage to memorize most of it's pages, you'll end up looking like a pseudo-intellectual with no actual grasp of the topic when you start talking about it.

Still

[Alexander]

I read about north korea and some 1930s Lithuanian nazi trial today. its on the front page