The most brave system in history

He clearly remembered at this moment: There was once a time when he felt that the scene at this moment was so familiar.

This kind of familiarity is like re-enacting what happened with the girl next to me.

There is a feeling of fateful acquaintance.

At that time, he felt that such an illusion appeared in Shen Jie's consciousness. It was not just an illusion.

He even had a guess that reincarnation might really exist in the world, and it would always allow him to meet people he once knew once again at some inadvertent moment.

So much so that in this unfamiliar interface, he actually had such profound thoughts about what happened just a moment ago.

"Let's get off, this is the stop. Let's stand down first, otherwise they won't stop at all." Shen Jie said to Ji Yu on the inside. He had already walked down the stairs and stood at the door. past.

To his right, the two nineteen-year-old girls were still chatting with each other.

The air flowing in the car seemed to be filled with coldness, and he felt that time was very gentle at this moment.

Only the voices of the two girls spoke softly in my ears.

No one wants to reach the highlight of this trip so quickly.

"We've arrived at the Yandu Road Renmin Intersection."

Of course Ji Yu didn't follow him. When the car stopped and the door opened, he walked outside. The two 19-year-old girls walked out from behind.

What a youthful and beautiful figure!

While Shen Jie was waiting for her, the two girls had already walked to the right.

"Is it over there?" He looked in the direction they were going, as if talking to himself.

"Wait a moment, I'll see where to go." When Ji Yu came over and stood beside him tall and beautiful, he said quickly.

"Go left."

"How far away?" she asked.

"We still have 1.2 kilometers to go! It's still far away."

When he reached the sidewalk under the shade of trees, he looked back again in the direction of the two girls. They brought beautiful stories along the way.

I thought that if we were heading towards Yanfenghua Street, there would really be no possibility of meeting each other again in the future.

"Would you like to find a place to have a meal first? Why do I feel like this place is so remote? I don't know if there is one?" Ji Yu asked.

"This is not the main thing. I will listen to something first, and you will also learn from it. Time is urgent!!!"

As he spoke, he put the phone to his ear and spoke softly,

Ji Yu watched him fall into his own world, and she was not interested in that.

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In the most basic sense, a social network is an organized group of people. This group consists of two elements: one element is people, and the other element is the connection between people.

Whether they are simple networks or complex networks such as large multi-generational families, entire communities, or the networks that connect us around the world, there are two basic elements to social networks.

The first element is "connection relationship", which refers to who is connected to whom. When a group exists in the form of a network, various connection relationships connect relevant people within the group, forming a specific connection relationship pattern. Connection relationships are relatively complex. They may be temporary or permanent; they may be casual or serious; they may be real-name or anonymous. How we build a network, or the shape of the network we build, depends on how we define the connections between people.

As we study social networks more deeply, we begin to think of them as a kind of human superorganism that is constantly growing and evolving. All kinds of things are spread on social networks. This superorganism has its own structure and function, and we very much want to understand its structure and function.

Only by seeing ourselves as an integral part of a superorganism can we understand our actions, choices, and feelings in a completely new light.

If we are influenced by our embeddedness in social networks, influenced by those who are more or less distantly connected to us, we inevitably lose some of our ability to make decisions independently.

This loss of control provokes particularly strong reactions when people discover that their neighbors, even people they do not know, can influence morally and socially significant actions and outcomes.

But on the bright side, with social networks, people can transcend their limitations.

The view of this practice is that our interconnectedness is not only an innate and essential part of life, but also an eternal force.

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