May 10, 2023
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Today, we have an engaging discussion with Malcolm and Simone about revolutions, particularly focusing on an intriguing model they recently developed. Despite common belief, they argue it's not always the most downtrodden members of society who lead revolutions. To support this, they present fascinating examples from history, like how the wealthiest colonies were often the ones to revolt first during colonial periods. They also dive into the concept of taxation without representation that sparked the American Revolution. But this isn't just about history - they're also applying this predictive model to online communities, offering insights on predicting future movements. Tune in to this fascinating conversation and let's learn together!
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