Wikipedia is a weird and absurd void where one innocent click can lead to hours of scrolling through things you never knew existed.
There’s something strangely powerful about Wikipedia. You open it for one quick fact, and suddenly you’re knee-deep in the absurd and the weird. It’s not just a rabbit hole, it’s more like falling into a digital void with no sense of time, space, or purpose. You start with something totally harmless, and then your brain takes a hard left into articles that feel like fever dreams.
You tell yourself, “Just one more page,” and three hours later you’re questioning everything from ancient plumbing systems to conspiracy theories involving ducks. It’s like Wikipedia knows exactly how to keep you hooked, not with flashy tricks, but with sheer randomness. And the absurd part? You don’t even remember what you originally looked up.
The beauty (and danger) of it all is how the weirdest pages are always just one click away. So yeah, Wikipedia might be free, but escaping its void definitely comes at the cost of your sleep and possibly your sanity.
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