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Social Physics and Democracy
Description:
Explore the power of social networks in shaping human behavior through this insightful lecture by Alex Pentland. Delve into the concept of social physics and discover how patterns of information exchange within networks can predict productivity and effectiveness with remarkable accuracy. Learn about the surprising influence of social incentives over economic self-interest, and examine the implications of these findings for various fields, including technology, governance, and democracy. Investigate topics such as cyborgs, social signals, foraging behaviors, and the importance of balance in social systems. Consider the ethical implications of these insights and their potential impact on regulation and democratic processes. Gain a deeper understanding of how social connections fundamentally shape our decision-making and societal structures.

Ties That Bind- The Goodness of Social Networks

Santa Fe Institute
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