RE: [escepticos] 100000000000000000 conocidos de 6a. mano

["Sacha Marquina" <marquina@...>]

Sacha.
marquina en arrakis.es

La solución es fácil. La teoría se basa en la incorrecta suposición de que
no existe intersección entre esos conjuntos de 1000 personas.

PD: No hacía falta mandar la lista completa :-)
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De: Fernando L. Frias Sanchez <yamato en ctv.es>

Me ha llegado la forma más original de montar una cadena que he visto
hasta ahora. El mensaje, dirigido a uno de mis hermanos, llevaba ya
casi trescientos pardill... digo, nombres. ¿Qué os parece?

Saludos.

>   Do you know the theory that everyone in the world is separated from
>   each other by 6 or less people? For example, I pick a random person
>   that I don't know.
>   Well, I know someone (first degree), who knows someone (2nd), who
>   knows someone (3rd), who knows someone (4th), who knows someone (5th),
>   who knows someone(6th), WHO KNOWS THE RANDOM PERSON. When you first
>   think about it, it doesn't seem possible. But think of it like this:
>   Say you know 1,000 people, each of them knows 1,000 people, each of
>   them knows 1,000 etc.(In actuality, we all know more people than
>   (1000). If you multiply it out it comes out to
>   1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 people. Now it seems possible. So
>   let's test out the theory. Here's how:
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