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Culturally, we associate links with the color blue so much that in 2016, when Google changed its links to black, it created quite a disruption. 
Around this time, the browser wars began, but the look and feel of hyperlinks had been firmly established.
I think the real reason why we have blue hyperlinks is simply because color monitors were becoming more popular around this time.
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