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The title text refers to an observed phenomenon that many of Wikipedia's page links eventually lead to the {{w|Philosophy}} page, though he incorrectly states that this happens on all articles. This may be due to the fact that the first few links in any article tend to reference more general or abstract ideas, which eventually gravitate towards philosophy. This is only true for around 95% of Wikipedia pages: the rest end up in infinite loops, missing pages, or pages without links. | The title text refers to an observed phenomenon that many of Wikipedia's page links eventually lead to the {{w|Philosophy}} page, though he incorrectly states that this happens on all articles. This may be due to the fact that the first few links in any article tend to reference more general or abstract ideas, which eventually gravitate towards philosophy. This is only true for around 95% of Wikipedia pages: the rest end up in infinite loops, missing pages, or pages without links. | ||
β | More info on this bizarre characteristic of the encyclopedia can be found | + | More info on this bizarre characteristic of the encyclopedia can be found [http://matpalm.com/blog/2011/08/13/wikipedia-philosophy/ on their page about it] or on [http://matpalm.com/blog/2011/08/13/wikipedia-philosophy/ this blog] |
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