I suspect you could discover a constitutive law relating the speed with which a secret is leaked and the number of people who know it at t=0
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@vgr You'd also have to factor in the weight of the secret, but yes. It would probably be a hockey stick growth - Show replies
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@vgr No one outside of Google really knew about gmail until it launched. That always impressed me. -
@harryh I doubt that's actually true. I bet some people told spouses, some influential tech veterans got it on grapevine etc - Show replies
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@vgr I've oft said this. Retort is generally that people do tell the secret, and that they are then either silenced, slurred, or ignored. -
@Grimeandreason@vgr Secrecy works fairly well for "serious matters" this one lasted over 50 years http://thebulletin.org/okinawa-missiles-october8826 … - Show replies
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@eli_schiff It only takes 1 to believe that a conspiracy exists - Show replies
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@vgr Depends entirely on who those 150 people are. Hedge Funds vs. Street Gangs. -
@brainsturbator@vgr how many people work for the security state? Or are involved in black budget projects?
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