Online "Guilds" Mirror Real Life Gangs
j-beda writes "In June 2009, Dr. Neil Johnson published a paper titled 'Human group formation in online guilds and offline gangs driven by a common team dynamic' in Physical Review E that found the way in which WoW 'guilds' form can be described by a mathematical model that can also be applied to an unrelated group of people: street gangs in Los Angeles. Since 'Any group that satisfies these fairly autonomous, competitive criteria would also (fit the model),' said Dr. Johnson, the findings are of interest to those combating international as well as local terrorist cells."
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You can't expect to wield supreme executive power, just because some watery tart threw a sword at you
the findings are of interest to [those] combating international as well as local terrorist cells
Who cares about Iraq when I can help fight the terrorists by playing WoW all day.
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I've always maintained that my fascination with the Bloods and my hatred for the color BLU was driven by the combat training I received playing Team Fortress 2. Although I'm too chicken shit to join a real gang, I wonder if I can sue for punitive character damages...
Oh well, its still better than attacking Iraq when bin Laden is in Pakistan.
you're a goonswarm all the way, from your first corp-owned corvette to your last dying day!
Short fight; the Crips are fantastic DPS but have terrible healers.
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So do think that real life 'ganstas' have nerds that compute the "percentage of survival" if they do a drive by shooting?
"Uhhhhh yeah, gimme a sec...I'm coming up with 32.33 uh repeating of course"
Because it is a science
I've dated sociologists, sociology is a science in much the same way Jazz is a color.
XML is a known as a key material required to create SMD: Software of Mass Destruction
Well, you can... but one way or the other, the fights will be over really, really fast :)
help me i've cloned myself and can't remember which one I am
Obligatory. http://xkcd.com/435/
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