1. A computer implemented method comprising: (a) specifying a maximum of G items per leaf node; (b) inputting n distinct input content items and denoting said n distinct input content items as a current collection; (c) determining if n>G; and (d) if not then (d1) building a leaf node; (d2) filling said leaf node with said n distinct input content items; and (d3) connecting a link from a parent to said leaf node capable of being stored in hardware on said computer and capable of being displayed to a user. (e) if yes then (e1) computing a vector sum over all items in said current collection, wherein said vector sum is denoted vsplit, and vsplit=sum(i; x.i)/n, where i denotes an index (i=1,. .. , n) and x.i denotes a vector at index i; (e2) computing a vector difference for each item in said current collection, wherein said vector difference is denoted as d.i, and d.i=x.i−vsplit; (e3) computing a scalar value for each item in said current collection, wherein said scalar value is denoted as p.i, and p.i=<d.i, vsplit> where <.> denotes inner product, and making a collection of said computed scalar value for each item; (e4) determining if p.i<3; and (f) if not then (f1) removing a largest p.i from said collection (f2) removing a smallest p.i from said collection; and (f3) resuming at (e3) (g) if yes then (g1) determining if 1 or 2 computed values remain in said collection; and (h) if 1 then (h1) letting p.split be said 1 computed remaining value; and (h2) resuming at (j); (i) if 2 then (i1) letting p.split be an average of said 2 computed remaining values; and (i2) resuming at (j); (j) defining a splitter which consists of said vsplit and said p.split; (k) denoting for each of said n distinct input content items in said current collection a designation of “upper” if p.i>p.split, otherwise a designation of “lower”; (l) building an interior node, consisting of said splitter, and defining links to said “lower” and said “upper” nodes; (m) inputting said “lower” nodes as items into a new “lower” current collection, letting new “lower” n denote the number of items in said new “lower” current collection, replacing said current collection with said new “lower” current collection, replacing said n with said new “lower” n, and resuming at (c); (n) inputting said “upper” nodes as items into a new “upper” current collection, letting new “upper” n denote the number of items in said new “upper” current collection replacing said current collection with said new “upper” current collection, replacing said n with said new “upper” n, and resuming at (c).