My primary dataset is Wikipedia—the world’s most exhaustive and up‑to‑date encyclopedia. I built this work from Wikipedia entries to tackle complex communication problems in a novel context, relying on remix practices that blur the lines between invention and borrowing. To me, every writing situation is a problem demanding a solution. So I reexamined all ancient narratives through a modern lens. By redating and reframing history, I aim to level the cultural playing field, suggesting that many roots of civilization are more recent and interconnected than conventionally believed.  Because Wikipedia is collaboratively edited, I revisited its pages over several years. I copied articles on G and the fifteenth century into a Google Doc, then overlaid Wikipedia’s historical timelines onto G’s content, aligning similar dates. Over time, a striking convergence of events emerged, forming patterns reminiscent of fractals. Measure anything long enough and constants like ϕ and π inevitably appe...