The hidden influence of social networks

Posted by Adrian Ciubotaru on 11.5.2010

Mai jos este o scurtă conferinţă TED despre reţelele sociale (atât offline, cât şi online). Este o scurtă expunere utilă pentru:

toţi cei care nu ştiu care este treaba cu blogurile, cu twitter sau Facebook
cei care nu înţeleg de ce oamenii acri, pesimişti şi neîncrezători sunt mai slab conectaţi şi contribuie mai puţin decât ceilalţi
cei care uită că – din punct de vedere antropologic, psihologic, social, eteric, astral si filozofic – lectura este o activitate socială, indiferent dacă o practici în propria cameră sau în parc.

Citate:

Maybe there is a king of below the surface quite riot that animates us all the time.

Maybe emotions have a collective existence, not just an individual existence.

Unhappy people seem to be located at the edges of a social network.

Social networks can be imagined as a vast social fabric of humanity.

Whether your friend know each other has not just to do with their genes, but with yours.

Networks have value. They are a kind of social capital. New proprieties emerged because of our embeddedness of social networks.

We form social networks because the benefits of a connected life outway the costs.

If we realize how valuable social networks are, we’d spend a lot more time nourishing them and sustaining them.

The world needs now more connections.

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