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 There is only one downside I've seen in Grokipedia, and that's trying to copy off of Wikipedia. It claims its main page is just like Wikipedia's, and it doesn't take a genius to figure out it's lying about it, like in this statement: The Main Page of Grokipedia serves as the primary entry point and showcase for the English-language edition of the AI-generated online encyclopedia, featuring a daily curated selection of high-quality empirical content including featured articles, verifiable facts, key historical events, multi-viewpoint current developments, data visualizations, and links to resources for deeper inquiry, all intended to highlight exemplary entries aligned with truth-seeking principles and orient newcomers to the site's repository of nearly one million articles. Really, it's pretty much a search bar with how many articles are there. See? I'll even give you a link with the source code. The link is as follows:  https://web.archive.org/web/2025...

 I hate Wikipedia, and I have a new favorite. It's AI, it's the absolute greatest, it's Grokipedia! It's basically this one encyclopedia powered by AI Grok (hence the name), in which humans submit ideas and topics for AI to cover. The key detail that makes it awesome is its use of AI. It never fails to deliver the honest truths of the world, unlike Wikipedia. Grokipedia is a... [key] website for all my needs, said my friend James, after trying out Grokipedia at my request.  Key strengths of Grokipedia Wikipedia fails to capture Grokipedia is 100% real, Wikipedia is full of vandalism Grokipedia is detailed with no stubs, Wikipedia's entries are primarily stubs Grokipedia has no ads and doesn't beg you to donate, Wikipedia demands you donate every day Grokipedia doesn't make up the data, it double checks! Meanwhile Wikipedia just assumes with no checking twice... It has come to my attention Grokipedia has to be the best of the best. Thank you Elon Musk, and so...

 I have found a page on the UnAnything Wiki for this "Ralph Meets Henry" game. And honestly, I'm not surprised with how it integrates video game culture in a humorous way. First off, it has a valid protagonist and antagonist, developer, plot, pretty much all the lore needed for a game. It's even in a series, and has lore of almost being ported to CrazyGames. Secondly, it has humour no other article from a foreign wiki can capture. It's got the groovy "person-meets-person" vibe seen in games like Fleeing the Complex. Third, it hits the spot! It's got three different endings: two are good, and one is bad. You lean more towards good if you care about the real world, and towards bad if you care about character roles. That's how the game gets you good with a "should I do this or that?" for your mind. In essence, Ralph Meets Henry is a slick game with a slick entry! 9/10. I wanted to play it until I realized it didn't exist. And even if ...