Listed are wiki page sizes of all the nobel prize winners for Physiology or Medicine for the last 7 years. Please compared these to Wim Crusio's wiki page of 28,725 bytes:

Robert G. Edwards 11,098 bytes
Jack W. Szostak 7,504 bytes
Carol W. Greide 9,605 bytes
Elizabeth Blackburn 11,065 bytes
Luc Montagnier 18,028 bytes
Françoise Barré-Sinoussi 6,950 bytes
Harald zur Hausen 9,985 bytes
Oliver Smithies 14,131 bytes
Martin Evans 24,109 bytes
Mario Capecch 13,940 bytes
Craig Mello 14,217 bytes
Andrew Fire 9,262 bytes
Robin Warren 5,187 bytes
Barry Marshall 13,074 bytes
Linda B. Buck 6,617 bytes
Richard Axel 19,924 bytes
Peter Mansfield 5,684 bytes
Paul Lauterbur 14,653 bytes

Note: All amounts displayed are as of 22 December 2010, and the average page size of these Nobel Laureates is 11,317 bytes, which is less than half that of Wim Crusio's wiki page.

Based upon the above data, it would appear that a certain amount of information on Wim Crusio's wiki page was added by a sock puppet that he created in order to promote him self. I can only suggest this based on what I see from the data. I can not image how else Wim Crusio can have a wiki page more than twice the size of the average Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine for the last 7 years. I hope this is not the case, but I well your thoughts on this. I only ask one thing, and that is to explain how Wim Crusio's wiki should be large than any of the Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine for the last 7 years and twice the size of an average winner of than prize. I look forward to hearing your comments and from Wim Crusio him self.