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August 7, 2003 1:18 AM PDT

Study: It's a small world, to a degree

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University researchers say that the theory of six degrees of separation holds true for the Internet: On average, it took Web users only five to seven steps to find one of 18 strangers.

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Six Degrees of Separation Theory
by Lisa_Lynn September 20, 2007 12:37 PM PDT
This theory is very interesting and I want to invite you to be one of the first members to a new site.
It is an invitation only website and I think you will really like it. We are starting it with only the people that know and appreciate the six degrees theory.
www.GoogolMeHere.com . Kind of like a ?MySpace? for grownups. It is based on the 6 degrees of Separation theory. I want to see how far my 6 degrees of separation can reach. It is really pretty interesting. And there is nothing else like it on the internet.
I have been looking for a friend for 21 years and still can not find her. I was on MySpace but it was impossible to find my own daughter there.
Anyway, check it out and I hope to see you there. You never know who you will end up reconnecting with. Just put in this email address (GoogolBug@aol.com) in the Invitation section on the homepage and you can get in. Once you register, you can invite as many people as you want to. Make sure you read the ?About Us? section to understand the website concept. By the way, the Basic site is FREE!
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