A system that diffuses new ideas too quickly creates cacophony.
- A system that diffuses new ideas too quickly creates cacophony.
- Ideally, diffusion needs not one decision but lots of decisions, one for each diffusion step.
- Then it becomes an accretion of decisions to share, not one decision.
- Instead of one person trying it and then sharing it with everyone, one person tries it, shares it with their neighbors.
- If it works for their neighbors they retransmit (possibly mutated), and if it doesn't, it dies with them.