coming up on this episode of The Round Table.

When I was in grad school,

there used to be actual sort of Wikipedia sit-ins,

like women edit Wikipedia,

where we all kind of change the Wikipedia entries

to be more favorable toward women

or to increase the role of women in history,

because this is seizing control of the narrative

if you can just sort of invisibly inject your ideology

under the skin of one of the major sources

of information that people use.

Now, of course, right in school,

we were all taught to double check Wikipedia,

but like, again, just like how many lefties

are gonna really sort of remember whether or not

AOC was truly handcuffed,

like how many people are really gonna look into

the background of what they discover on Wikipedia.

Hello, and welcome, once again, to The Round Table.

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I'm your host, Spencer Klavin,

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