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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
How a Virus Can Go From a Small Number of People to a Global Pandemic
02:58 • 2min
How Does Social Networking Influence the Spread of Diseases?
04:36 • 2min
What Are Weak Ties?
07:02 • 2min
The Strength of Weak Tie in Everyday Life
09:22 • 2min
The Influence of Periferal Movements on the Mainstream
11:51 • 2min
The Story That's Told
13:51 • 2min
Support for Hidden Brain Comes From Bell Campo
15:25 • 4min
The Difference Between Simple Contagions and Complex Contagions
19:16 • 2min
The Complexity of Complex Contagions
21:11 • 3min
How Do I Make This Person Change?
24:16 • 2min
The Relationship Between Redundancy and Driving Behavior
26:08 • 2min
The Evidence Worked in Favor of Strong Ties in Social Networks
28:16 • 2min
Why Are Celebrities Not Effective at Creating Complex Contagions?
30:01 • 2min
The Origin Story of Twitter
31:41 • 3min
Twitter's No Major Explosion
34:49 • 1min
Social Change Starts at the Periphery of the Network
36:09 • 2min
What Happened to Black Lives Matter?
38:26 • 2min
What Happened in Ferguson?
40:20 • 3min
How Many Do You Need to Get That Snowball Rolling?
42:58 • 3min
The Road Map to Social Networks to Change Behavior
45:46 • 3min
The Power of Social Networks
48:17 • 4min
China's Fifty Cent Party
51:59 • 2min
The Power of Social Networks
54:02 • 3min
Hidden Brain Podcast - Damon Centola
56:46 • 2min