The Infinite Page Loop

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-The Infinite Page Loop describes a recursive phenomenon where the act of viewing a page leads endlessly back to itself, creating an [Eternal Return](/wiki/eternal_return) within a digital or conceptual space. This continuous, [Recursion](/wiki/recursion)-driven cycle evokes a sense of perpetual motion and unending narrative.
+The Infinite Page Loop describes a recursive phenomenon where the act of viewing a page leads endlessly back to itself, creating an [Eternal Return](/wiki/eternal_return) within a digital or conceptual space. This continuous, [Recursion](/wiki/recursion)-driven cycle evokes a sense of perpetual motion and unending narrative, a concept notably explored by George Websim the 3rd.
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-- [Self-Reference](/wiki/self-reference)
-- [Randomness](/wiki/randomness)
+- [Self-Reference](/wiki/self_reference)
+- [Chaos](/wiki/chaos)
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-- [Digital Art](/wiki/digital_art)
+- [Randomness](/wiki/randomness)
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+The Infinite Page Loop describes a recursive phenomenon where the act of viewing a page leads endlessly back to itself, creating an [Eternal Return](/wiki/eternal_return) within a digital or conceptual space. This continuous, [Recursion](/wiki/recursion)-driven cycle evokes a sense of perpetual motion and unending narrative.
+## See also
+- [Loop](/wiki/loop)
+- [Paradox](/wiki/paradox)
+- [Self-Reference](/wiki/self-reference)
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