Karthik Shashidhar

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In 2003, Watts and his colleagues at Columbia re-ran Milgram’s experiment, this time with e-mails and on a much larger scale.[5] Picking eighteen different target individuals across thirteen countries, the team started almost 25,000 e-mail chains, asking each participant to get their message to a specific target.
The Rules of Contagion: Why Things Spread - and Why They Stop
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