Recently, I accidentally found out about a mini-study by Jonathan Touboul (Department of Mathematics, Brandeis University, The Hipster Effect article was written in 2014, updated in 2019), which showed, using mathematical methods, why all hipsters look the same. In the model, there were two kinds of "objects": conformists and anti-conformists (hipsters). The first ones always try to be in th...
Fashion and Math: The Choices of Hipsters and Those Mainstream
Fragrantica Perfumes - 10 Apr 2019 23:38
Recently, I accidentally found out about a mini-study by Jonathan Touboul (Department of Mathematics, Brandeis University, The Hipster Effect article was written in 2014, updated in 2019), which showed, using mathematical methods, why all hipsters look the same. In the model, there were two kinds of "objects": conformists and anti-conformists (hipsters). The first ones always try to be in th...
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