However, a spokesperson from RationalWiki in 2009 refuted these doubts saying, "RationalWiki is an extremely reliable source as it has brought together liberals from all over the world, giving scientists the opportunity to carry out reliable mental-health investigations into what goes on in the minds of these liberals that leads them to exhibiting such liberal behaviour."Įven though RationalWiki wasn't around at the time of 9/11 it is quite clear that the users all knew it was going to happen. This is slightly odd as RationalWiki claims to be "liberal" (the definition of "liberal" being "free") and yet the USA is "the Land of the Free." This corruption in nature of RationalWiki leads to doubts about its reliability. RationalWiki is said to have a particular agenda against America. This has allowed RationalWiki to become a sanctuary for emos and teenagers so that they can express how much they hate the world and how it was God's fault that the world's so bad (and it was God's fault that they thought it was God's fault too). Unlike racists, humanists don't just enact prejudice on certain groups of people but enact it on all people. No one was around to see it, and it didn't make a sound because it was on mute. in a box was inevitably released and started torturing everyone's simulations in a forest. There were no humanists left on their competitor LessWrong, after an A.I. In recent times the website has had a flourish of humanist users. Over time, in an effort to keep up appearance as a " liberal" so as not to arouse suspicion all the Conservapedians banned each other from the site and gradually returned to Conservapedia where the RationalWikians had already banned each other (which was not due to God's intervention, but rather mathematical probability). This meant that each RationalWiki page informed the reader about how stupid the website was and how weird and wrong all the people were who'd written each article.
#Tumbleweed gif rationalwiki full#
This worked so well that without realising it (as all were working individually, in secrecy) the Conservapedians were in full control of RationalWiki and vice versa. Both Conservapedia and RationalWiki had schemes set up to infiltrate each other's sites where they would pretend to be the most extreme version of the other's views to gain acceptance into the site's small, secluded world. While this may sound counter intuitive there is an easy explanation as to why this is so. This may be intentional as one of the RationalWiki rules is "Fear is Fun." Two emotions which an "all-knowing" God seems unable to master in this World.Įarly editions of RationalWiki were written almost entirely by Conservapedians. The users often joke about how the name "Lennon" sounds very like " Lenin" however readers don't seem to find this particularly funny but instead quite scary. The founders of RationalWiki claim the website, when set up, was based on John Lennon's principles. Usually the first paragraph of each section is copied of Wikipedia and the second part - not. The best articles (almost all of the featured articles) use the Golden Ratio.
Originally the website was to be called RatioWiki however this did not have the same ring to it that RationalWiki did. The ratio of an article's Wikipedia part and truth part is the most important factor for RationalWiki. To spread the ideals of pure mathematics to audiences it could not before have reached by taunting them with articles written in ratios A scrap paper drawing used by a RationalWikian to work out the ratio in the article.
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