Wikipedia, Web3 and the Democratization of Knowledge [Ideamarket Clips]

[https://ideamarket.io — Where attention pays you.]

Mike Elias, (Ideamarket Founder and CEO), James Ellis (Ideamarket Podcast Host), and Sam Hebda (Ideamarket Community Manager) discuss the new Wikipedia Market! Mike, Sam and James go deep on wikipedia pages about obscure people, how Ideamarket is like the $GME movement but for everything, and how mainstream exposure to hidden ideas could change the world.

Topics Discussed In This Clip:
- The history of wikipedia
- How Wikipedia laid the ground work for the democratization of knowledge
- How the Wikipedia Market on Ideamarket acts as a tool for sensemaking and free speech, as well as financial investment.

The Wikipedia Market

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