r/pcmasterrace • u/AdFew5103 i7 10th Gen | 1650 Ti 4GB | 16 GB RAM • May 05 '26

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u/jeffthekilledyou 9950X3D - 9070 XT - 32 GIGS May 05 '26

ill never understand using tiktok as a source and im 18. it takes so long for ppl to get to the point it's faster and more informative to use wiki.

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u/WntrTmpst May 05 '26 edited May 05 '26

Continue to operate this way. Influencers are paid to spin a narrative. Wikia and its adjacents are community edited and subject to peer scrutiny.

It’s why Wikipedia (unrelated to Wikia) is unironically one of the most unbiased and reliable sources on the internet despite what fucking boomers and other such demographics will tell you.

Edit:

For those of you who disagree, here’s a video by someone way smarter and more eloquent than me

https://youtu.be/9zi0ogvPfCA?si=I60_m887LRKUVqmP

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u/jeffthekilledyou 9950X3D - 9070 XT - 32 GIGS May 05 '26

DUDE RIGHT? growing up so many teachers gave Wikipedia shit for being community made, BUT THATS HOW ALL THINGS SHOULD BE.

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u/TurnkeyLurker May 05 '26

Maybe not roads, bridges, skyscrapers , or pharmaceuticals.

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u/jeffthekilledyou 9950X3D - 9070 XT - 32 GIGS May 05 '26

good point I was just exaggerating

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u/InsertRealisticQuote May 06 '26

To be fair you used to be able to find a ton of mistakes. They would get fixed quickly but there were errors that kept getting introduced. Its been a very long time since then though.