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Bush described the Memex, an imagined microfilm-based system for linking and retrieving documents through associative trails.
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Bush described the Memex, an imagined microfilm-based system for linking and retrieving documents through associative trails.
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- Vannevar Bush — Computer History Museum — 1945, Memex concept
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- Vannevar Bush — Computer History Museum — 1945, Memex concept
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