Even more frightening is a picture of the first two levels of links:

The small circle in the middle of Figure 2 is Figure 1. Shading is formed by links from one node to another. There are approximately 5,000 jumps in a scroll 1,000+ pages containing 700,000+ words. Aside from the spontaneous growth in our capacity for amazement, there are several observations we can make:

	1.  There are too many things to keep track of. Human beings typically keep from five to nine things in short-term memory. This site has way more.

	2.  It's improbable that anyone will understand the site's structure. Its 17 distinct areas cannot be seen simultaneously.

	3.  It is too big, too fragmented, and too busy.

	4.  Destination pages are equally busy, causing loss of context.

	5.  There are so many words and links that it is impossible to make semantic connections.

There's no law 'n' order here. It's time fer a showdown!