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Wikipedia, unsurprisingly, has a page on this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Getting_to_Philosoph...
Which, ironically, doesn't work for that page. You end up in a loop rather than getting to philosophy.
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Which, ironically, doesn't work for that page. You end up in a loop rather than getting to philosophy.
It worked for me? Either something changed in the past five minutes or one of us messed up. I did the first link as the article mentions, not the second. That could also be the issue.
At "Branches of science" it links back to "Formal science".
Keep in mind, you need to click on "first non-parenthesized, non-italicized link" in the article text itself.
Reminds me of the Wiki Game: https://www.thewikigame.com/
"Professor" to "Education in France" Time: 66.789 Seconds
Number of links visited: 3
The path you took: [ "Professor", "Tertiary education", "Secondary education in France", "Education in France" ]
This is fun, we used to do something like this in high school called Five Clicks to Jesus, which is exactly what it sounds like. I find this particular version a bit tedious because you aren't allowed to Find on a page. What good is having a timer if I can't go fast? Why punish me twice for reaching a dead end page by making me read the entire thing to discover that I need to go back?
"Chromosome" to "BBC One" Time: 78.910 Seconds Number of links visited: 10 The path you took: [ "Chromosome", "DNA", "Life", "Animal", "Systema Naturae", "Carl Linnaeus", "Chelsea Physic Garden", "Chelsea, London", "United Kingdom", "BBC", "BBC One" ] This is pretty sick.
Chromosome,DNA,William Astbury,London,United Kingdom,BBC,BBC One
"Chromosome" to "BBC One" Time: 78.910 Seconds Number of links visited: 10 The path you took: [ "Chromosome", "DNA", "Life", "Animal", "Systema Naturae", "Carl Linnaeus", "Chelsea Physic Garden", "Chelsea, London", "United Kingdom", "BBC", "BBC One" ] This is pretty sick.
"Voiceless bilabial plosive" to "Rotten Tomatoes"
Time: 98.637 Seconds Voiceless bilabial plosive,English language,African-American Vernacular English,Tupac Shakur,Nothing but Trouble (1991 film),Rotten Tomatoes
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It worked for me? Either something changed in the past five minutes or one of us messed up. I did the first link as the article mentions, not the second. That could also be the issue.
This is what I end up with: https://imgur.com/a/iz1166B At "Branches of science" it links back to "Formal science". Keep in mind, you need to click on "first non-parenthesized, non-italicized link" in the article text itself.
You have to guess what the title of the page is, with most of the words redacted. They are filled in as you guess.
So apparently it tracks pressing "CTRL+F", but it you select "find in page" from the menu in your browser that's fine. I guess there's no way for a website to track that anyway.