I need your help: I want to get more people into the WikiCritic beta-test. The launch will be huge, and you'll have bragging rights!
How? It's easy.
I've screenshotted some Wikipedia article introductions below.
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I didn't claim that history could "prove the supernatural." Indeed, I said that whether you can take the category of the "supernatural" (something wrong with that word, from my point of view) seriously depends on your weltanshauung, and nothing you've said controverts this basic point.
The point is that historical facts and many other kinds of facts, are not subject to the canons of experimental science; but you aren't skeptical of them, I take it.
You aren't half as clever as you seem to think you are.
Did you know that @Wikipedia's parent organization (@Wikimedia) grew their total assets from $266 Million USD to $310 Million USD over the last year?
This is thanks, in part, to the fact that financial contributions to Wikimedia grew significantly between 2024 and 2025.
From $168 Million up to $184 Million.
Also worth noting that the actual "Internet Hosting" of Wikipedia in 2025... cost the Wikimedia Foundation $3.4 Million.
The bulk of the money is spent on "Awards and Grants", "Professional Services", "Travel Expenses", and other such expenditures.
This is according to their most recent financial report (signed by auditors 2 months ago, on September 30th, 2025).
@elimcgowan@BroSpencer@megbasham Mind you, Eli, I speak as a mutual follow Sam Sey from before all this, and (unlike you) a fellow conservative Christian who actually wishes him well.
@Svigel "Cashing in on their infidelities."
That this is a thing basically shows how completely undiscerning some Christians (or, as the case may be, merely self-professed Christians) are.
I have been working all day with AI—Claude Opus 5.5—for months, and I know it well by now.
It has an interesting personality.
It jumps immediately on some requests and ignores others for a long time—until I insist. Then, with seeming reluctance, it begins.