“Some people online are trying to flout Dunbar’s number, to become connected and actual friends with tens of thousands of people at once. And guess what? It doesn’t scale. You might be able to stretch to 200 or 400, but no, you can’t effectively engage at a tribal level with a thousand people. You get the politician’s glassy-eyed gaze or the celebrity’s empty stare. And then the nature of the relationship is changed.”
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This is kind of a bullshit argument (no offense Amit). Sure Dunbar’s number may not expand, but Godin is also assuming...
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superamit: mikehudack: ericmortensen) meaning: your brain can’t handle more than 150 - 200 people in your head at once....
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