Encyclopaedia Britannica & Wikipedia

When I want obscure information I generally go to Wikipedia. I can think of very little topics that I looked for on Wikipedia. Now what gets me is when a certain topic doesn't have enough information or doesn't answer a question that I think it should. Then again, the same could occur while reading any encyclopedia, but a part of me feels that Wikipedia should be "smarter than that".

I attribute inaccuracies not only to people who don't know what they're talking about but also to sources that don't know what they're talking about. Not every source (even books) is totally accurate and can also be outdated.

If the people who contribute are like me, they only add things when they have truly relevant information to be added.

I guess the question in my head is if Wikipedia will forever have inaccuracies or if it will continually head toward a(n unattainable) state of perfection.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Of course it is. I haven't been to the library to do a research paper in years.

There's nowhere I can't reach.