Sometimes I do this when I'm very bored.
Here's out it works:
You click a link on Wikipedia about something completely random, and from there, you click on another link which will take you to a new page, on which you then click a link, etc.
When you do this you should have an ultimate goal in mind. For example, "chicken."
The only rule is that you can't click the back button, if you feel that you have messed up behind repair, you must start completely over.
As you start to get good at navigating around, you can set a goal, for example, getting to the desired page in less than 10 clicks.
Start here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations
and make the destination page "chicken" I did it in 6 clicks.
Here's out it works:
You click a link on Wikipedia about something completely random, and from there, you click on another link which will take you to a new page, on which you then click a link, etc.
When you do this you should have an ultimate goal in mind. For example, "chicken."
The only rule is that you can't click the back button, if you feel that you have messed up behind repair, you must start completely over.
As you start to get good at navigating around, you can set a goal, for example, getting to the desired page in less than 10 clicks.
Start here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations
and make the destination page "chicken" I did it in 6 clicks.
