Frederick's Law Edit Meaning

1.

A law developed by Frederick Tilley describing a phenomena discovered in the popular game Shotgun-To-The-Face. The law states

'Given any starting page on Wikipedia it is possible, using only internal links and the random article button, to get to the page on Nazi's using 5 clicks or less'

McGill University Faculty of Religious Studies - Montreal - France - Germany - National Socialist German Workers Party

Frederick's Law in 4 clicks

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2.

Frederick's Law is an obscure humorous axiom which states that you cannot suggest a conversation only to withdraw from it moments later.

“Hey, you didn't go in my room did you?”

“No.”

“Good.”

“Why?”

“Oh, no reason.”

"Hey, you have to tell me, it's Frederick's law!"

See murphy's law

3.

From any given starting page on Wikipedia, and using only internal liks and the random article button it is possible to get to the Nazi page in 5 cliks or less

Giuseppe Tartini-Slovenia-World War II-Nazi Party

Frederick's Law in 4 clicks

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