“A typical bibliography at the end of a book is in fact much more sophisticated than even the most ingenious ‘advanced search’, since it is the result of a thoughtful and time-consuming effort of searching and making connections – a process which is fundamentally different from the mere linking of items through search terms or similar queries by other users, which relies only on direct, explicit links. But our brain is of course much more subtle and sophisticated than that; the associations (or ‘links’) it is able to make are based on the abstraction of experience, sometimes even on sheer instinct.” (Alessandro Ludovico's Post-Digital Print, 131)