You can put links on pages that don't look like links. When users hover over them, the mouse cursor doesn't show a pointer.
They're secret links. If you know about them, you can click on them. If you don't know about them, there's no reason to click.
Check this out:
See the link? No?
Here's the last bit of HTML:
<p>
Fly accelerative like a modern teleporter.
Collectives walk with pressure! The star
<a href="https://xkcd.com/">is</a> more planet
now than astronaut, ordinary and quickly ugly.
</p>
The word "is" on the last line is a link.
What?!
Here's some CSS:
a {
color: black;
text-decoration: none;
cursor: text;
}
People use this sometimes to hide links to, for example, login pages. It doesn't offer real security, but it does make the page look cleaner.