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Incredible to think about that we got it right the first time (with email) and still had to spend the last 20 years complaining about centralized social networks.
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It'll probably follow Zipf's law, like most things.
Okay, based on that article Zipf's law seems to mostly apply to languages. Cities, for example, don't follow it.
It shows up when choosing things. Most people will choose the largest, some will choose the next largest, etc. I might be wrong, of course.