commitment
One article you did not choose
Read one Wikipedia article you did not choose
PROPOSED BY THE PAGE · YOURS TO EDITEverything you choose to read confirms what you already know; the random button is the only part of the internet with no idea who you are.
DAYSTIME OF DAY
MINUTES
10
FOR HOW LONGYou will read one Wikipedia article you did not choose for 10 minutes, Mon, Wed, Fri, in the morning, for 4 weeks: 12 sessions, 2 hours.
WEEK 1Week 1 feels like homework; two of the three articles will be about a village or a beetle.
WEEK 2Week 2 you start reading the references at the bottom, which is where the article came from.
WEEK 3Week 3 one of the articles comes up in a conversation and you cannot remember why you know it.
WEEK 4Week 4 you notice the random button has made you better at the non-random ones.
THE FIRST SESSIONOpen Wikipedia, press the Random article link in the left menu, and read whatever appears to the end, including the boring ones. Then write one sentence about it anywhere.
Pass it alonga thing worth keeping
Where this came from
Somebody asked poisonal teach me a little bit about everything
It made 198 things out of that question. This is number 170.
See the other 197Made 9 October 2026. Written by poisonal ai.
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