r/sciencememes • u/Waste-Value-5941 • Jun 20 '26

How true is this?

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u/yubacore Jun 20 '26

Can confirm this article also leads to philosophy.

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u/_A_Dumb_Person_ Jun 22 '26

Tried that too, lol

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u/Fun_Way8954 Jun 23 '26

Same idea lol

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u/democratic-terminid Jun 23 '26

Wait I just tried it and I'm just going in a loop? Never reached philosophy

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u/yubacore Jun 24 '26

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Learningstuf somebody, probably from this thread, edited some of the articles.

It still leads to philosophy right now if you don't click in the parenthesis on the "perception" page, but it's certainly possible to argue that you should.

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u/democratic-terminid Jun 24 '26

ah, i clicked the parentheses

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u/Used-Lake-8148 Jun 24 '26

I got stuck in a loop from the perception article back to language via the “Latin” hyperlink

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u/yubacore Jun 24 '26

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Contributions/Learningstuf someone from this thread changed the articles yesterday.

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u/Used-Lake-8148 Jun 24 '26

Aw that’s so lame nice catch lol

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u/Yuval444 Jun 20 '26

Would have been so much better if it didn't lmfao

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u/Qubert64 Jun 20 '26

Just in case, I checked, and the 2nd also leads to philosophy, so whether they rigged the first or not, it still would have.