Ever wonder what 5000 pages of Wikipedia might look like in physical printed form? Well, Rob Matthews has the answer. He took all of the articles from Wikipedia’s featured articles list and printed them and then bound them together in a book that’s thicker than any book I’ve ever seen. The resulting book speaks volumes about the wealth of information (and possibly misinformation) located in Wikipedia and how Wikipedia could exist in no other relevant form than on the internet. [via]
Makes the perfect chair/stool.
Thank you for the post Herman
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wow..that is great!!!!
I really do not believe this ..
I had not imagined .. or not .. in my schoolbag is really big!
“The resulting book speaks volumes about [...] how Wikipedia could exist in no other relevant form than on the internet.”
Um.. You apparently don’t own a set of encyclopedias. The difference with a printed encyclopedia is that the publisher for obvious usability reasons wouldn’t print the entire body of knowledge in one book. Even the “M’s” are separated into two or three volumes, normally. I mean, it’s big, don’t get me wrong, but it’s about a third the size of even my 1900′s era set of “Books of Knowledge.”
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