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I think I was looking for a discussion about how Wikipedia IS the Encyclopedia Galactica. Could/Would anyone from W confirm?
The articles on the Foundation Unviverse are outstanding, they cover a great deal of content. However, it seems Wikipedia makes cataloging and joining the Foundation Universe articles a little difficult. So I've found and revamped a Foundation/Asimov wiki on wikicities. Contributors to and readers of the Foundation Universe articles are more than welcome to expand on it, as right now it is basically an empty shell. It can be found here: [1].
Removed - this character is nowhere close to a popular culture reference
In The West Wing episode , Janel Maloney's character Donatella Moss leads a discussion of office assistants regarding the impending release of their salary information by the opposition party instructing her coworkers to respond respectfully and not complain to the media about their pay. Bradley Whitford's character (Moss's supervisor) greets her after the discussion by calling her "Jo-jo," a reference to Jo-Jo Joranum, a democratic activist in Forward the Foundation.
Reference 9 provides no link to justify the claim that Martin Seligman successfully predicted the 1988 US elections. Seligmans wikipedia page makes no reference to this claim, or his predictions. Searching online for similar claims, i found this page [2] which, in its first paragraph, indicates that the predictions were based on which candidate was more positive in their speeches, etc. This is a far cry from psychohistory. I'd recommend that the claim be removed from the page. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 173.89.4.226 ( talk) 02:14, 4 March 2012 (UTC)
Is the comparison of cliodynamics and psychohistory mentioned in the sources ? As cliodynamics was devised much later, I don't think that paragraph belongs there in the article.
Two of the references there are shown as sfns to Turchin 2008 and Turchin 2015 - but nowhere are the full details of those given. -- Beardo ( talk) 16:35, 25 September 2021 (UTC)
What was the need to split this article into two articles? It was fine as it was. Richard75 ( talk) 00:44, 9 January 2022 (UTC)
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I think I was looking for a discussion about how Wikipedia IS the Encyclopedia Galactica. Could/Would anyone from W confirm?
The articles on the Foundation Unviverse are outstanding, they cover a great deal of content. However, it seems Wikipedia makes cataloging and joining the Foundation Universe articles a little difficult. So I've found and revamped a Foundation/Asimov wiki on wikicities. Contributors to and readers of the Foundation Universe articles are more than welcome to expand on it, as right now it is basically an empty shell. It can be found here: [1].
Removed - this character is nowhere close to a popular culture reference
In The West Wing episode , Janel Maloney's character Donatella Moss leads a discussion of office assistants regarding the impending release of their salary information by the opposition party instructing her coworkers to respond respectfully and not complain to the media about their pay. Bradley Whitford's character (Moss's supervisor) greets her after the discussion by calling her "Jo-jo," a reference to Jo-Jo Joranum, a democratic activist in Forward the Foundation.
Reference 9 provides no link to justify the claim that Martin Seligman successfully predicted the 1988 US elections. Seligmans wikipedia page makes no reference to this claim, or his predictions. Searching online for similar claims, i found this page [2] which, in its first paragraph, indicates that the predictions were based on which candidate was more positive in their speeches, etc. This is a far cry from psychohistory. I'd recommend that the claim be removed from the page. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 173.89.4.226 ( talk) 02:14, 4 March 2012 (UTC)
Is the comparison of cliodynamics and psychohistory mentioned in the sources ? As cliodynamics was devised much later, I don't think that paragraph belongs there in the article.
Two of the references there are shown as sfns to Turchin 2008 and Turchin 2015 - but nowhere are the full details of those given. -- Beardo ( talk) 16:35, 25 September 2021 (UTC)
What was the need to split this article into two articles? It was fine as it was. Richard75 ( talk) 00:44, 9 January 2022 (UTC)