Ted Nelson's 1965 Thoughts on Hypertext Resurface
dreamwieber · x · 2026-09-14
A look back at Ted Nelson's original 1965 remarks on hypertext, showing how the inventor of the concept imagined linked, non-linear reading decades before the web — still relevant to how we organize knowledge today.
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