Homophily is the principle that we like people who are like ourselves, and it is a powerful force in explaining how society is structured. This paper shows it goes deeper than skin: You are more likely to be friends with people who literally think like you https://t.co/yPixmK6s3P https://t.co/QkZFmbRT8k
Homophily is the principle that we like people who are like ourselves, and it is a powerful force in explaining how society is structured. This paper shows it goes deeper than skin: You are more likely to be friends with people who literally think like you https://t.co/yPixmK6s3P https://t.co/QkZFmbRT8k
Homophily is the principle that we like people who are like ourselves, and it is a powerful force in explaining how society is structured. This paper shows it goes deeper than skin: You are more likely to be friends with people who literally think like you https://t.co/yPixmK6s3P pic.twitter.com/QkZFmbRT8k
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