I have discovered a way to run a recursive process in Microsoft Word. Two things are needed for this—the hyperlink feature and a table. Using the link feature, you can insert the content of Document A into Document B so that if the content is edited in Document A, these changes are automatically reflected in Document B as well. In other words, the content of Document B references the content of Document A. Recursion can then be triggered by creating content that references itself. How can this be achieved? Simply create Document A (let’s call it, for example, doc A.docx) and Document B (doc B.docx), create an empty table in Document A, copy it, and insert it as a linked object into Document B. Then, simply copy this newly inserted table from document B and paste it as a linked object into the table of contents in document A. This creates a table that gradually begins to insert itself into itself. Usually, MS Word will start to freeze until it eventually crashes completely. You can see the entire process in the video below.