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Ask a millennial a question they don’t know and they’ll grab an encyclopedia look it up on the Internet.
Have you ever thought about how Beyonce and Gandhi are connected? Before you grab your phone, let’s talk about Linknotize, the first ever board game to integrate the use of an online encyclopedia (like Wikipedia) into offline game play. It challenges its players to connect two random topics via the fewest number of clicks.
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Oh, and since you’re probably still wondering how Beyonce and Gandhi are connected, here’s how I managed to link this entertainment star and historical figure: Beyonce > Marie Tussaud > Madam Tussaud’s Wax Museum > Gandhi.