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What is the most fascinating Wikipedia article that you know of? (self.chat)
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I just finished reading "Last meal" and it was really something else.

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[–] schreiblehrling 2 points 1 year ago

Funny example of how a person can „create facts“ nowadays. It’s all about the amount of times a certain thing is being used. Like, when humans started to use bowls back then, eventually bowls became an essential tool. Same with language. It starts to change because people use new words or different words in their normal language. We learn: even Wikipedia can change the language.