14 November 2007

Social Change Relies More On The Easily Influenced Than The Highly Influential

This may be significant in considering the behaviour of human social entities, research shows "that it is rarely the case that highly influential individuals are responsible for bringing about shifts in public opinion." Rather it seems that sufficient numbers of influenceable people is more significant.
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