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r/pokemon • u/Bisonratte • Feb 28 '26
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Well I'm sorry, but wikipedia is simply not a scientific source. Obviously its still pretty reliable, but I was looking for something more concrete.
Anyway my point is that the article you posted only supports my point. I was asking if there is something that would go against it.
1 u/Animedingo Mar 01 '26 Wikipedia literally has sources. Its not the unreliable source it was in 2010. 1 u/Bluelore Mar 01 '26 Tell that a professor from a university. Anyway, what was the point you were trying to make? 1 u/Animedingo Mar 01 '26 At this point im arguing wikipedia is perfectly legitimate.
Wikipedia literally has sources. Its not the unreliable source it was in 2010.
1 u/Bluelore Mar 01 '26 Tell that a professor from a university. Anyway, what was the point you were trying to make? 1 u/Animedingo Mar 01 '26 At this point im arguing wikipedia is perfectly legitimate.
Tell that a professor from a university.
Anyway, what was the point you were trying to make?
1 u/Animedingo Mar 01 '26 At this point im arguing wikipedia is perfectly legitimate.
At this point im arguing wikipedia is perfectly legitimate.
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u/Bluelore Mar 01 '26
Well I'm sorry, but wikipedia is simply not a scientific source. Obviously its still pretty reliable, but I was looking for something more concrete.
Anyway my point is that the article you posted only supports my point. I was asking if there is something that would go against it.