One of the most popular aspects of networks is this notion of degrees. Now there is a few ways to look at the degrees the most popular aspect is the degrees of separation. The popular history behind this starts with Stanley Milgram http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Milgram and his small world experiment http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_world_experiment . The original history starts with [...]
MIT Media labs- #43 New Media Medicine October 12, 2009The New Media Medicine research group believes that it’s time for a power shift in health care. As a society, we have dramatically underestimated the power of ordinary people to transform the system, to take care of their own health, to help develop therapies, and to help solve massive public health problems. We are [...]MIT Media Lab
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