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    		<p><em>Knotworks</em> are visualisations of the topology of our small, humble digital network of eight home servers. Each <em>Knotwork</em> drawing is of a mathematical knot with eight crossings, each crossing representing a node of the network. The points where the parts of the loop overlap can conceal parts contained, like the internal sections of <a href="cybernetic_guerilla_warfare.html">klein worms</a>. When unravelled, the knot is <a href="please_to_foshan.html#unknot" target="_self">a continuous loop</a>, and the links (edges) and the nodes (vertices) are the same.</p>
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