This is everyone who tweeted #Nudgestock2020.
A few things to point out. A thread:
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A few things to point out. A thread:
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Centrality. People closest to the centre are the most influential. They have the highest reach or they are associated w/ people who do.
Top 10
@OgilvyConsultUK @rorysutherland @Ogilvy @dilipsoman @42Courses @s_tatam @CassSunstein @danariely @peoplepatterns @CGraves
Top 10
@OgilvyConsultUK @rorysutherland @Ogilvy @dilipsoman @42Courses @s_tatam @CassSunstein @danariely @peoplepatterns @CGraves
Clusters. Highly interconnected groups.
Shout out to team green: @adamferrier @thebrainybiz @austint @MikeyFox Blue: @NGruen1 @danbenyork Orange: @kaiwright @chiaravara Pink: @bjfogg @primalpoly @lauriesantos @sentientist @profpauldolan Hot pink: @UofT_BEAR @Bong_Bondhu
Shout out to team green: @adamferrier @thebrainybiz @austint @MikeyFox Blue: @NGruen1 @danbenyork Orange: @kaiwright @chiaravara Pink: @bjfogg @primalpoly @lauriesantos @sentientist @profpauldolan Hot pink: @UofT_BEAR @Bong_Bondhu
Bridges. Some people are bridges to other clusters. Within this network, the average person is 3.14 degrees separated from the most distant person. Any one of the people here is your friend's friend's friend. Who would you go to to reach Cass Sunstein?
Also, a massive shout out to @NAChristakis, the world's expert on this topic, who talked at Nudgestock 2018, blew my mind and introduced me to Social Network Analysis. Here's that talk:
This is openly sourced data, DM me if you'd like access.
This is openly sourced data, DM me if you'd like access.
