Have you ever asked yourself, "What would Chewy Do?"  (This question is often confused with "What would Chuck Norris do?  Rest assured they are different, slightly.)  This question could be posed to all sorts of problems: Intergalactic Warfare, Global Warming, Paper or Plastic?  All sorts of things.  What about Wikipedia?  Would Chewy use it?  I do use Wikis.  I do like Wookies.  They aren't related... I think.  They both share one thing in common though: both need a good bit of imagination if they are to be used academically.  To aid this understanding, for further proof that there is absolutely no reason to trust Wikipedia just take a look at the following image:



     The image speaks (ironically) more than a thousand words (but does it verify more than six thousand years?  A billion years?  Nope.  It verifies nothing--trick question!  It's Wikipedia not the Bible!)  Even a Wookie could tell there is something fishy about the reliability of Wikipedia.  Take note students!  Next time you think about what site you may use, ask "What Would Chewy Do?"  Would he use this site as a reliable source for research?  For study?  "RRRAAAAAWWWWGGGGGUHHHH!"  (That is "no" in Wookie)  No, no he most definitely would not.

(For link credit, know that I bounced to this through Nathan Williams over at the Pulpit Magazine and he bounced from Tim Challies.)