Advice: Help! My Prof Cited Grokipedia!

I am a first year taking ENV199: Debating and Understanding Current Environmental Issues, a course with the premise that there is no easy solution to climate change. As an avid environmentalist, I was excited for the class. I am what some of those backwards engineering and commerce students would call “woke.” Sue me. But my opinion of the course changed when I looked over the syllabus.

Everything seemed normal at first. Then, I got to the sources that were cited. I assumed it was a typo and that the professor had cited a Wikipedia page instead. But at the bottom of the page there was a footnote that referred to the Grokipedia page on climate change as a “credible source of information.” 

I don’t know what to do. Should I confront my professor about this? I thought the School of Environment was supposed to be woke! I thought my precious tax dollars and tuition were paying this institution to fight against institutional capitalism!

— Grokaphobe

Dear Grokaphobe, 

We at the Boundary are so sorry to hear about your professor’s descent into madness and that an environmental studies course has been infiltrated by El*n. Unfortunately, there is only one appropriate response: you must form a coalition to overthrow the SpaceXAI Regime, seize control of Grokipedia, and shut it down for good. As for El*n, we suggest arranging him a quiet little homecoming back to South Africa, perhaps with a hard hat and a modestly sized mining operation. Good luck!

— The Boundary