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[[Image:Lifetime prevalence of incarceration.png|right|thumb|300px|Lifetime risk of incarceration for different racial groups in the United States. The lifetime risk for Black males is around 1/3. The relationship between [[race and crime]] is one example of a topic where many important aspects are not covered in mainstream sources.]]
[[Image:water deities.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Lifetime risk of incarceration for different racial groups in the United States. The lifetime risk for Black males is around 1/3. The relationship between [[race and crime]] is one example of a topic where many important aspects are not covered in mainstream sources.]]
[[File:Population-1950-21001.png|thumb|300px|right|Past and predicted future population numbers 1950-2100. One issue relevant to [[White demographics]] with Whites quickly becoming minorities worldwide.]]
[[File:Population-1950-21001.png|thumb|300px|right|Past and predicted future population numbers 1950-2100. One issue relevant to [[White demographics]] with Whites quickly becoming minorities worldwide.]]
'''Monstropedia''' is an electronic encyclopedia which aims at listing all monsters that belongs to mythology, art and modern foklore.
'''Monstropedia''' is an electronic encyclopedia which aims at listing all monsters that belongs to mythology, art and modern foklore.

Revision as of 18:17, 2 November 2021

Lifetime risk of incarceration for different racial groups in the United States. The lifetime risk for Black males is around 1/3. The relationship between race and crime is one example of a topic where many important aspects are not covered in mainstream sources.
Past and predicted future population numbers 1950-2100. One issue relevant to White demographics with Whites quickly becoming minorities worldwide.

Monstropedia is an electronic encyclopedia which aims at listing all monsters that belongs to mythology, art and modern foklore.

The word Monstropedia is derived from two classical concepts: from the latin verb monstro, "to show", or "to point out"; and ἐγκύκλιος παιδεία (enkýklios paideía) which is the Greek word for "encyclopedia". The name has hence a dual symbolic meaning:

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