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  • JollyJ Offline
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    Jolly
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    Is biased.

    https://districtherald.com/wikipedia-founder-says-the-project-has-abandoned-neutrality-policy-is-badly-biased/

    “Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”

    Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton

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    • CopperC Offline
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      I wonder if GK will let me borrow his shocked face.

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      • taiwan_girlT Offline
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        wrote on last edited by taiwan_girl
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        What is bias?

        A far example, but if 99.9% of the people think the earth is a sphere, and 0.01% of the people think it is flat, does an article that states that the earth is a sphere biased against people who believe the earth is flat?

        I did not read the article on MMR vaccine, but I am guessing that it states that it does not cause signifiant problems in children. (This is the vaccine that a small % of people claim is causes problems in children, right?) This just proves my example of above.

        I think that for current important public figures, there is some sort of moderators for these pages, so they could definitely be biased. But I thought that most subjects were open to anyone to edit?

        I do use Wikipedia, but more for history and things like that. I would never use it as a source to reference something like President Trump or President Obama.

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        • taiwan_girlT taiwan_girl

          What is bias?

          A far example, but if 99.9% of the people think the earth is a sphere, and 0.01% of the people think it is flat, does an article that states that the earth is a sphere biased against people who believe the earth is flat?

          I did not read the article on MMR vaccine, but I am guessing that it states that it does not cause signifiant problems in children. (This is the vaccine that a small % of people claim is causes problems in children, right?) This just proves my example of above.

          I think that for current important public figures, there is some sort of moderators for these pages, so they could definitely be biased. But I thought that most subjects were open to anyone to edit?

          I do use Wikipedia, but more for history and things like that. I would never use it as a source to reference something like President Trump or President Obama.

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          Loki
          wrote on last edited by Loki
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          @taiwan_girl said in The Wiki:

          What is bias?

          ” not using wiki for”President Trump or President Obama.

          Exactly. And anyone plagiarizing a paper on one of the President’s is guaranteed an A by the prof.

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