Maybe every pair of concepts links via hidden six-degrees-of-separation connections
moultano · x · 2026-10-17
Discussing how concept nodes compose, the author speculates that any two concepts might have a surprising connection that makes them feel naturally combinable if you think hard enough. Using the "ado Colorado/tornado" to web framework link as an example, he suggests nodes sometimes drop the intermediate links — like the physical tornadoes — that made the connection in the first place.
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