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Wow, an entire opinion piece, making countless of conclusions, offering countless of speculations, basing it all on some study, the citation of which of course
by Ardit20 16y ago
Wow, an entire opinion piece, making countless of conclusions, offering countless of speculations, basing it all on some study, the citation of which of course is not given. It would have not been hard, name and date would have sufficed perhaps.
I say b*. We all talk to strangers. A lawyer meets countless of clients who are not from the same background he is, think criminal lawyer, or negligence, or the guy who writes wills, or deals with trusts, not necessarily the commercial lawyer. So too a doctor's patients are as diverse a people as they can be. I think too enterprenours. Their customers could not be more diverse. We all chat to random strangers once in a while, we all meet complete strangers in very diverse settings.
I am not saying that people do not get together with people who have same interests. I do not however think that is all such people do, that their entire universe is "same tired thoughts".
Its nonsense. I hate opinion pieces. More facts please. Please just tell us the cold hard facts with possibly no commenting whatsoever. I have my friends to do the commenting, the best of which is of course my brain, and seeing as I have had my brain for 22 years it must be a tired and old same brain, so perhaps I should try and find a new brain.
- keefe 16y agohttp://www.amazon.com/Linked-Everything-Connected-Else-Means/dp/0452284392 http://www.amazon.com/Linked-Everything-Connected-Else-Means... He was just joining up with the CS dept at ND when I was doing my msc there and I got to see him speak a few times. This is part of a general trend, we naturally appear to keep small social circles on average with a few "hubs" providing most of the connections to others. This is actually a pattern in distributions throughout the natural world, it's really an interesting topic to study.