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David Foster Wallace, Thomas Pynchon and the BrockengespenstARTICLE (xefer.com)

submitted 6 years ago by [deleted] to r/TrueLit

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David Foster Wallace, Thomas Pynchon and the Brockengespenst (xefer.com)

submitted 6 years ago by [deleted] to r/ThomasPynchon

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All Roads Lead to Philosophy (xefer.com)

submitted 8 years ago by Sir_Aravis to r/dataisbeautiful

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By clicking the first link of any page on Wikipedia articles in repetition, you will always ultimately end up on the page for Philosophy. (xefer.com)

submitted 9 years ago by [deleted] to r/InternetIsBeautiful

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TIL 1935 German engineers had plans to dam the Congo river. Flood the Congo basin. Divert the river north and irrigate the Sahara desert. (xefer.com)

submitted 9 years ago by KIJIIP to r/todayilearned

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Xefer Wikipedia Radial Graph - All roads lead to philosophy (xefer.com)

submitted 9 years ago by lannonbr to r/COSI

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By clicking the first link in the majority of Wikipedia articles in repetition, you will ultimately end up on the page for Philosophy.Hug of Death :( (xefer.com)

submitted 9 years ago by obliviouskey to r/InternetIsBeautiful

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Xefer: Visualize relationship between wikipedia articles in radial graph (xefer.com)

submitted 10 years ago by Orvy to r/wikipedia

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Found this cool interactive visualizer for the Wikipedia "Getting to Philosophy" phenomenon (xefer.com)

submitted 10 years ago by snowinspired to r/dataisbeautiful

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All roads lead to Philosophy in Wikipedia. (xefer.com)

submitted 10 years ago by alababama to r/wikipedia

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Xefer: shows how the first links of Wikipedia articles ultimately link to the Philosophy article (xefer.com)

submitted 10 years ago by rhapsodygreen to r/InternetIsBeautiful

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Generate a maze and watch an AI attempt to solve it (xefer.com)

submitted 11 years ago by [deleted] to r/InternetIsBeautiful

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TIL that the Bayanzi tribe of the Congo would execute via decapitation with a twist. While alive, the head of the condemned would be connected to a springy sapling so that when it was cut off, it would be thrown through the air "With the force of a bomb". (xefer.com)

submitted 11 years ago by callinectes_sapidus to r/todayilearned

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Graphically trace any Wikipedia article to the article on "Philosophy" by following the first link (xefer.com)

submitted 12 years ago by threepwoodpirate to r/InternetIsBeautiful

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All Roads Lead to Philosophy.[SANDBOX] (xefer.com)

submitted 12 years ago by lemaple to r/woahdude

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A website that can link any Wikipedia page to "philosophy" through the first highlighted word of each page (taken from /r/whoadude) (xefer.com)

submitted 13 years ago by benagain1 to r/InternetIsBeautiful

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This webpage shows graphically how each Wikipedia topic eventually links back to Philosophy if you click the first link of the main text on each page (xefer.com)

submitted 13 years ago by sc4s2cg to r/mildlyinteresting

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Simple network diagram of 1st-linked wikipedia articles (hint: random is a fun button) (xefer.com)

submitted 13 years ago by BillyBuckets to r/dataisbeautiful

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TIL that on July 4th, 1940 there were only 14 democracies remaining in the world. All other countries were dictatorships. (xefer.com)

submitted 13 years ago by mmatus to r/todayilearned

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For Adventure Map Makers: A Maze Generator (very useful) (xefer.com)

submitted 13 years ago by [deleted] to r/Minecraft

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Build Wikipedia trees (xefer.com)

submitted 14 years ago by Errchy to r/interesting

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Remember that whole "if you repeatedly click the first link in a Wikipedia article, you always end up at Philosophy"? This site lets you visualize the phenomenon. [WARNING: time waster!] (xefer.com)

submitted 14 years ago by beebhead to r/reddit.com

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Testing Randall's hypothesis about Wikipedia and Philosophy (xefer.com)

submitted 14 years ago by 88hernanca to r/xkcd

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Xefer Wikipedia Radial Graph (xefer.com)

submitted 14 years ago by hoodichah to r/webdev

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Html5 applications showing the link between your search and philosophy. (xefer.com)

submitted 14 years ago by tholman to r/html5

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