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Nicholas Christakis: La influencia oculta de las redes sociales

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Todos estamos inmersos en enormes redes sociales de amigos, familiares, compañeros de trabajo y mucho más. Nicholas Christakis hace un seguimiento de una amplia variedad de rasgos (desde la felicidad hasta la obesidad) que pueden propagarse de persona a persona, mostrando cómo la ubicación en la red podría afectar la vida en formas que ni siquiera se conocen.

Nicholas Christakis explores how the large-scale, face-to-face social networks in which we are embedded affect our lives, and what we can do to take advantage of this fact Full bio »

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