Six Degrees of Separation

This is a discussion proposed by Stanley Milgram, a professor in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University, in 1967.

Everyone must have heard this theory since they were young. That is, any two people in the world who do not know each other can establish a connection through a few middlemen and only six steps at most, and there is no distinction between them. Age, place of residence and race.

However, nearly 60 years have passed since that theory. Due to the rise of the online streaming platform SNS, it has advanced to the theory of four degrees of separation; that is, now, if you want to get in touch with anyone in the world, It only takes a few four people to achieve it.

Especially in countries with advanced Internet access, if you want to connect to strangers from the same country or language as you, this number will definitely be lower.

So sometimes, I really don’t understand very well, what are those people who do bad things thinking in their heads?

Taiwan is such a small place, especially Taipei, which is as small as a booger! As long as one or two people are able to figure out your bottom line!

Do you think you can do all those weird things without being discovered?

All I can say is: "There will never be paper in the world that can contain fire." If you don't want others to know, don't do anything except yourself.

Although people often say that you should not know a person by what you have heard, but if most people know you in this way and can provide various strong evidences, then why should you continue to be tough and defend yourself? , I really don’t understand it! ?

Sometimes people don't tell you, just to preserve your worthless self-esteem. After all, maybe you still have a slight sense of use.

You think he is very clean, but actually he deletes it very cleanly!

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