Follow up on the previous one in this installment. Ever heard something that was just too juicy to not be true? You don’t have to let it lie there, facts be damned, just add it to Wikipedia and see if it sticks.
Before you know it you’ll be an expert in whichever field of imaginary expertise you set out to conquer.
This cartoon deals with a pattern of willful misinformation.
This is in reference to yesterday’s comic How the Scan-Tron Actually Got Its Name.
Ha! Funny and so true. I once caught my then middle-school-aged son answering questions about physics and the universe on Yahoo! Answers. He eventually got an email telling him to stop or he’d be blocked from the site because he was giving bad information. In his defense though, he wasn’t trying to be misleading or mean, he simply thought he knew what he was talking about.