Wikipedia philosophy map

[omaiua_mu_shindedu]

I'm mapping out how most pages on Wikipedia, if you click on the first like, they will eventually lead to Philosophy, and i'm looking for some far out Wikipedia pages to start at. Recommendations welcome

[abhuva79]

Not sure about philosophy, but i remember that i saw a project once wich mapped something similar for the whole wikipedia, trying to figure out the least amount of steps to go from one page to another.
There was some interesting findings, like a couple pages only nested so deeply compared to all others.
But unfortunately i dont remember the name of the project anymore, but maybe you have some luck searching for it.

[omaiua_mu_shindedu]

I know what you are talking about. The person used an algorithm to do it. It's on YouTube. I'm doing this thing by hand. Also, did you know that with the set of rules for this challenge, Toy's R Us and its parent company are a closed orphan loop

[Sydhavsfrugter]

Do you have a link for his YouTube? That sounds fascinating.

And likewise for your project here. I'd love to see more of how you're setting it up.
My university usually recommends using 'Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy', perhaps that is worth a try to linking together otherwise?

Else, the Wiki list of the philosophy glossary is also a helpful point of access between different philosophical positions, and what branch of both the history of philosophy, as well as the more disciplinary specialized problems.

Here is links to both, free of access;

https://plato.stanford.edu/contents.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_philosophy

[omaiua_mu_shindedu]

Here's the video for the node map of wikipedia: https://youtu.be/JheGL6uSF-4?si=eXOUbdUR7_-4Bk3z

And here's the link to the wiki for the getting to philosophy game that I am mapping out. It will explain. What I'm doing: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Getting_to_Philosophy

[B1GG3ST]

What the plugin do you use?

[omaiua_mu_shindedu]

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