Formation of early adopter groups
2022-11-19
Formation of early adopter groups
- Moving from zero first penguin is rare
- Humans have limits to the range of observation, what they can see and what they can't.
time series variation
t=0 More "close or distant" due to existing relationships (human network)
- I think in general it's a higher dimension, but for illustration purposes, I'm lining it up in one dimension.
t=1 First penguin A [movement
- Only those nearby observe it.
t=2 early adopter population is created by following the observers
t=3 Some of the observed people move and some do not.
- Person B, who does not move, blocks the transmission of information so that people beyond him cannot observe his movement.
t=4
- A new human network is formed among this "group of early adopters" that appears here and there.
Independent of whether the destination of the move is correct.
- Just look at your surroundings at the destination and if you think it's not good enough, just move on further.
- This "two-step-ahead world" becomes full-blown Difficult to observe from those in the original world.
- It is rather less important whether the world is better one step ahead, and the value of maintaining information connections with cheerfully working people may be more weighty? - Why do social networking sites rise and fall? - People on the move - weak ties
relevance - The goddess of bad luck is slow on her feet.
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