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Survival of the fittest on the Interweb

It’s funny how transient an experience the web is especially in comparison to books. Thoughts about Creationism v Darwinism have been in my mind recently and sitting in my living room I happen to come across a copy of the Darwin Awards book that I had forgot that I owned.

The book was a spin off from the website which I haven’t visited in years and probably never would have ever again had I not seen the book. The site is as crudely designed as it ever was and in these days of pretty template based sites by the bucketload it is positively archaic looking. It looks to be updated still although I’m not sure how often it is.

It was a cult thing amongst the internet community that I was a part of in the late 90s but it faded away from my sphere and until now it’s almost like it didn’t exist until rediscovered the book. Do people still visit regularly? Do people still happen across it following links from elsewhere having never known of its existence?

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