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Serendipity casts a very wide net

news.bbc.co.uk — The question is whether the online information sources we use today limit our potential to find material by accident, and so reduce the chance of inadvertently discovering wonderful things or life-changing facts.

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  • tanith, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Interesting. I think the web enhances serendipity rather than limits it, but it probably depends on the resources you use. Browsing sites like BoingBoing and digg I come across many interesting articles I don't find by reading the newspaper, and certainly wouldn't find browsing in a library. That's what makes digg so addictive.

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