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| #1Mad_JackNov 22, 2011 9:56:27 | At least on Facebook... Scientists figure out "six dgrees of separation" more like 4.74 on Facebook At the rate technology is improving, I'm pretty sure that within a hundred years or so we're all going to be Kevin Bacon. ![]() |
| #2zombie_babiesNov 22, 2011 11:58:47 | Meh, Facebook friends are nowhere near enough a measure for this. Facebook encourages friending for gameplay. Therefore, a lot of 'friends' aren't friends at all. They don't talk, have never met and likely don't know anything about each other aside from 'friending them helped me in Game x'. A friend of mine, for example, has over 3k friends. How many do you think he actually knows? This study needs work. |
| #3dirtyfrankNov 23, 2011 13:55:16 | Meh, Facebook friends are nowhere near enough a measure for this. Facebook encourages friending for gameplay. Therefore, a lot of 'friends' aren't friends at all. They don't talk, have never met and likely don't know anything about each other aside from 'friending them helped me in Game x'. A friend of mine, for example, has over 3k friends. How many do you think he actually knows? This study needs work. |