Could someone edit this incorrect statement in Wiki?

[manas]

I was reading through some philosophy on Wikipedia, and way down the page there is a modest-sized entry claiming to summarize the purpose of life from the Buddhist perspective. The very first sentence is plainly incorrect, and I know that one of the resident scholars here could easily rephrase this line using the 'edit' function, if they felt so inclined:

Buddhism
[edit] Early Buddhism

Buddhism is a nondual doctrine, in which subject, object, and action are all viewed as illusory.

from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meaning_of_life

As I understand it, Buddhism is not 'non dual' as such. And while unenlightened beings are subject to delusion, that's not the same as saying that 'subject, object and action' are all 'illusory'. But as I said, although I perceive error here, I don't as yet have the depth of study behind me with with which to confidently frame an alternative statement for Wiki.

Kind regards.

[daverupa]

...is it already changed?

[Buckwheat]

I looked at the edit history and:

(cur | prev) 23:19, 8 February 2012‎ 134.76.63.1 (talk)‎ (118,222 bytes) (→Early Buddhism: deleted wrong misleading statement (unreality of action etc.)) (undo)

Looks like somebody changed it.

[retrofuturist]

Greetings,

Buddhism is a nondual doctrine, in which subject, object, and action are all viewed as illusory.

Right, wrong or misleading, it's hard to see the significance to the "meaning of life" anyway.

Metta,
Retro.

[Buckwheat]

Retro,
You are right. It seems the most accurate entry would be that the Buddha told us not to waste time on this question. Is it worth editing Wikipedia to say as much, or is it better to leave it as it currently stands?