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The world exploded into a whirling network of kinships, where everything pointed to everything else, everything explained everything else…

Enquire within upon everything.

Jeremy Keith

June 16, 2016
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  1. The world exploded into a whirling
    network of kinships, where everything
    pointed to everything else, everything
    explained everything else.”

    —Umberto Eco
    Foucault’s Pendulum

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  3. apophenia

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  5. anchor

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  6. HREF="WhatIs.html">
    hypermedia

    http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html

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  7. http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/WhatIs.html

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  8. archive

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  11. 80 symbols per line
    40 lines per page
    410 pages per book
    3200 symbols per page
    1312000 symbols per book

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  12. The orthographic symbols are twenty-five
    in number.”

    In the vast library there are no two
    identical books.”

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  13. 1312000
    25
    1834097
    10

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  14. https://libraryofbabel.info/

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  15. https://libraryofbabel.info/

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  16. https://libraryofbabel.info/

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  17. https://libraryofbabel.info/

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  18. all

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  19. Linnaeus
    Messier
    Dewey
    Wilkins
    Otlet

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  20. Wilkins
    He divided the universe in forty categories or classes, these
    being further subdivided into differences, which was then
    subdivided into species. He assigned to each class a
    monosyllable of two letters; to each difference, a consonant;
    to each species, a vowel. For example: de, which means an
    element; deb, the first of the elements, fire; deba, a part of
    the element fire, a flame.”

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  21. Wilkins
    Leibniz

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  22. ada

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  23. In enabling mechanism to combine together
    general symbols in successions of unlimited
    variety and extent, a uniting link is
    established between the operations of matter
    and the abstract mental processes of the most
    abstract branch of mathematical science.”

    —Ada Lovelace

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  25. alan

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  26. …an infinite tape marked out into squares,
    on each of which a symbol could be
    printed.”

    —Alan Turing
    Intelligent Machinery

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  27. 1 0

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  28. a-machine

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  29. atlantic

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  31. Wholly new forms of encyclopedias will
    appear, ready made with a mesh of
    associative trails running through them,
    ready to be dropped into the memex and
    there amplified.”

    —Vannevar Bush
    As We May Think

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  32. augmentation

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  34. arpa

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  38. lo

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  42. TCP/IP

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  43. email
    gopher
    ftp
    HTTP
    telnet
    TCP/IP

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  44. HTTP
    WWW
    URLs
    HTML

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  49. …a solution based on a distributed
    hypertext system”

    —Tim Berners-Lee
    Information Management: A Proposal

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  50. Memex Hypercard
    Xanadu
    ENQUIRE
    NLS

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  51. Mesh

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  52. The
    Information
    Mine

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  53. World
    Wide
    Web

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  56. HTTP
    WWW
    URLs
    HTML

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  57. HTML

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  58. HTML Tags
    21 elements

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  60. Today’s one-way hypertext—the World Wide
    Web—is far too shallow. The Xanadu project
    foresaw world-wide hypertext decades ago,
    and endeavored to create a much deeper
    system. The Web, however, took over with a
    very shallow structure.”

    —Ted Nelson
    The Xanadu Model

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    rel="next">

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  69. vote-links

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  72. XHTML
    Friends
    Network

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    http://gmpg.org/xfn/

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  74. rel="colleague">
    http://gmpg.org/xfn/

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  75. rel="friend colleague">
    http://gmpg.org/xfn/

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  76. rel="me">
    http://gmpg.org/xfn/

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  77. adactio

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    "https://flickr.com/adactio">

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  90. The
    Garden of
    Forking Paths

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  93. The world exploded into a whirling
    network of kinships, where everything
    pointed to everything else, everything
    explained everything else.”

    —Umberto Eco
    Foucault’s Pendulum

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