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Not necessarily. Trivial means it's just interesting to know, but not exactly crucial. Some people find trivia to be useless, but sometimes I like knowing about trivial info. This is mostly a bias answer, as there will be some who agree with my opinion, and some who strongly disagree. This question really depends on which side you're on: do you like tidbits of random information, or not?

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