Changes

== Biased Wikipedia Entry ==

== Biased Wikipedia Entry ==

In its typically biased and convoluted style, [[Wikipedia]] has a long-winded entry about the issue that obscures.  Wikipedia's title misleading describes this as merely a controversy between [[Magnus Carlsen]] and Hans Niemann.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlsen%E2%80%93Niemann_controversy</ref>  Wikipedia makes no mention of [[gambling]] despite the presences of women who looked like [[casino]] showgirls to protest in support of the 19-year-old Niemann, and the immense jackpot for gamblers when a weak player using the black pieces defeats Carlsen.  Wikipedia quotes a few over-the-hill players unfamiliar with sophisticated, possibly gambling-funded cheating, who criticized Carlsen, without Wikipedia including that many top players today side with him about this.  Wikipedia omits mentioning that Niemann's coach is an admitted cheater.  Wikipedia quotes the [[liberal]] ''[[Slate]]'' as though it were an authority.

In its typically biased and convoluted style, [[Wikipedia]] has a long-winded entry about the issue that obscures.  Wikipedia's title misleading describes this as merely a controversy between [[Magnus Carlsen]] and Hans Niemann.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlsen%E2%80%93Niemann_controversy</ref>  Wikipedia makes no mention of [[gambling]] despite the unexplained presence of women who looked like [[casino]] showgirls to protest in support of the 19-year-old Niemann, and the immense jackpot for gamblers when a weak player using the black pieces defeats Carlsen.  Wikipedia quotes a few over-the-hill players unfamiliar with sophisticated, possibly gambling-funded cheating, who criticized Carlsen, without Wikipedia including that many top players today side with him about this.  Wikipedia omits mentioning that Niemann's coach is an admitted cheater.  Wikipedia quotes the [[liberal]] ''[[Slate]]'' as though it were an authority.

== See also==

== See also==