#Microblog Monday 582: Rabbit Holes
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WikiCommute randomly chooses an information rabbit hole to travel down based on the length of your commute, coupled with your reading speed. They build a continuous scroll of random Wikipedia content. Which could be a little dangerous, now that I think about it. Wikipedia is generally safe, but it’s poor practice to leave all curation of information going into your eyeballs to chance.
Nevertheless, it’s a fun idea of filling your commute with random knowledge vs. doomscrolling.
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I like the idea of being given random information. I like quizzes and watching quizzes, and so this would be fun to see what random stuff I would learn. Though I no longer have a commute.
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