
Instead of one large network, Celly aims to build millions of smaller networks, or “cells,” that are interconnected. People are always building new social networks, said Okamoto: students and teachers in a classroom, activist groups like Occupy Wall Street, or sports fans sitting in the same stadium for a game. These “emergent networks,” as he calls them, are often disbanded as quickly as they were formed.
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