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Also reminds me of how if you click the second link of a Wikipedia article (and the second link of every subsequent page) you'll always end up on Philosophy
More info on this? Unless I'm misunderstanding something, in my own test, this isn't true. You can hit loops, e.g. the page for Russia goes to Eastern Europe which goes back to Russia.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Also reminds me of how if you click the second link of a Wikipedia article (and the second link of every subsequent page) you'll always end up on Philosophy
More info on this? Unless I'm misunderstanding something, in my own test, this isn't true. You can hit loops, e.g. the page for Russia goes to Eastern Europe which goes back to Russia.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
More info on this? Unless I'm misunderstanding something, in my own test, this isn't true. You can hit loops, e.g. the page for Russia goes to Eastern Europe which goes back to Russia.
I just tried it from a random page and thought it was going to work when I hit "knowledge", but ended up with a loop too. I think it's more of a truism than actual provable fact.
EDIT: I suppose one disproof would be the existence of articles that don't have a second link.
This was a fun one: --- "Domain name" to "Creative Commons license" Time: 90.194 Seconds Number of links visited: 8 The path you took: [ "Domain name", "Website", "Adobe Flash Player", "Browser game", "Free-to-play", "Freemium", "Open source", "Creative Commons", "Creative Commons license" ] https://wikispeedruns.com/quick_run/finish?run_id=72581&play...
Time: 64.282 Seconds
Number of links visited: 6
The path you took: [ "New Delhi", "Capital city", "Cantons of Switzerland", "French language", "Northern France", "France", "Marseille" ]
https://wikispeedruns.com/quick_run/finish?run_id=73745&play...
Well, that was fun, but the inability to go back without completely restarting was a little frustrating.