It is a small world. I am referring to the small world effect. It is a theory that says that in an irregular network (like social structures) will have most if not all points effecting all other points simultaneously. Although this theory has not been proven as fact you just have to think about it for two seconds to see that there is something more to it.
So my question is, if we are all effecting each other constantly, are we not the ones (in at least some small part) forming what the world is today and what it will be tomorrow? And if that is so, do we not hold a responsibility to try and change our effect for the better?
Please answer only if you understand the question.
Thanks.
2007-03-21
19:29:19
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Arthur N
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