Almost every Wikipedia page leads to Philosophy (try this out)

[Zest4Life]

Did you know that if you click on the first link in any Wikipedia article, you'll usually end up on the Philosophy page? You can try it yourself by simply searching for anything on Wikipedia and clicking on the first hyperlink in the text. If you repeat this process, you'll typically reach the Philosophy page within 10 clicks. As of February 2016, this was true for 97% of all articles. However, some articles may lead to a page with no links, a non-existent page, or create a loop. It's still fascinating to see how this pattern occurs in so many cases.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Getting_to_Philosophy

Edited December 7, 2023 by Zest4Life

[Thought Art]

Isn’t there a documentary on this idea?

Edited December 7, 2023 by Thought Art

[An young being]

19 minutes ago, Zest4Life said:

If you keep clicking the first link in any Wikipedia article, you’ll usually end up on the Philosophy page. This is true for 97% of all articles as of February 2016. The rest either lead to a page with no links, a non-existent page, or create a loop. What an amazing phenomenon.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Getting_to_Philosophy

Interesting, this complements the fact that philosophy explores the fundamental aspects of everything.

[Zest4Life]

27 minutes ago, An young being said:

Interesting, this complements the fact that philosophy explores the fundamental aspects of everything.

It's interesting to note that not every page leads to the Big Bang 

[An young being]

9 minutes ago, Zest4Life said:

It's interesting to note that not every page leads to the Big Bang 

Hush, those are secrets!