I’m already planning to revisit several of the excellent chapters in this book. It really deserves better than a five star rating!
denny.szn
19/09/2022 09:44
The author is a respected and highly-cited professor of experimental sociology and complex contagions at Penn (formerly at MIT). In this book he discusses, in a way that is very engaging most of the time, his and others' studies in network dynamics, e.g., social networks, biological networks, transportation networks, etc. He also describes interesting results from experiments designed to affect network dynamics in the most effective way.
The author makes no attempt at introducing, and then distilling into lay terms, the mathematical rigors I feel are necessary to make the study of network dynamics really pop. But this is still one of the better treatments on the subject I've come across.
The narrator was excellent! Not perfect, but excellent.
See also Sync, by Steve Strogatz, one of my overall favorites on this subject, which is highly underrated.
King_Feena👑
19/09/2022 09:44
Did you love Malcolm Gladwell's Tipping Point? Then you'll like this one a lot too! It's non-overlapping, timely, and includes a fair amount of examples from the Life Sciences. An excellent, enjoyable, and educational read!
Neal Lakhani
19/09/2022 09:44
The book does a great job at explaining it's point but it is so overly complex that it is hard to follow
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seare shishay
19/09/2022 09:50
Chapter4
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Chapter3
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Chapter2
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Chapter1
ابن الصحراء
19/09/2022 09:44
I’m already planning to revisit several of the excellent chapters in this book. It really deserves better than a five star rating!
denny.szn
19/09/2022 09:44
The author is a respected and highly-cited professor of experimental sociology and complex contagions at Penn (formerly at MIT). In this book he discusses, in a way that is very engaging most of the time, his and others' studies in network dynamics, e.g., social networks, biological networks, transportation networks, etc. He also describes interesting results from experiments designed to affect network dynamics in the most effective way.
The author makes no attempt at introducing, and then distilling into lay terms, the mathematical rigors I feel are necessary to make the study of network dynamics really pop. But this is still one of the better treatments on the subject I've come across.
The narrator was excellent! Not perfect, but excellent.
See also Sync, by Steve Strogatz, one of my overall favorites on this subject, which is highly underrated.
King_Feena👑
19/09/2022 09:44
Did you love Malcolm Gladwell's Tipping Point? Then you'll like this one a lot too! It's non-overlapping, timely, and includes a fair amount of examples from the Life Sciences. An excellent, enjoyable, and educational read!
Neal Lakhani
19/09/2022 09:44
The book does a great job at explaining it's point but it is so overly complex that it is hard to follow
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