Tim O'Reilly at Social Graph Foo Camp, February 2008
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Argues that social tools are becoming human augmentation for people who handle information floods and points to alpha bloggers who follow thousands of feeds and users with thousands of connections as examples of augmented humans. Claims the shift is from forming bounded groups to building outward facing networks with cores rather than edges and calls this the birth of a next generation of augmentation driven by scale and the need for better tools to filter and route information.
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