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 <h2 id="sapiens"> The effect of social connectivity on collective innovation </h2>
 
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+<i>  In this study we focus on the effect of social dynamics on the collective innovation of learning agents
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-<i>  In this study we focus on the effect of social dynamics on the collective innovation of learning agents
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 <i> Social networks characterizing human collective innovation often have a clustered structure.
-On the top, reconstructed regional networks of cultural artifacts in Africa about 350, thousand years ago <dt-cite key="migliano_origins_2022"> </dt-cite>.
+On the top, reconstructed regional networks of cultural artifacts in Africa about 350 thousand years ago <dt-cite key="migliano_origins_2022"> </dt-cite>.
 On the bottom, the citation network of a recent research paper (Image credit <a href="https://www.connectedpapers.com/"> connected papers </a>).
 Does this pattern suggest a link between social connectivity and the ability to innovate collectively?
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-<p> For more detailed results, including performances of the different baselines on all tasks, take a look at our <a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.05060"> in our paper </a>, written
+<p> For more detailed results, including performances of the different baselines on all tasks, take a look <a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/2206.05060"> at our paper </a>, written
 in collaboration with Ida Mommenejad from Microsoft Research.</p>
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 Do our empirical conclusions generalize to more complex environments, such as grid-worlds and Atari games?
@@ -622,7 +624,7 @@ <h2> Connecting the dots </h2>
 <p> At a first glance our two studies may seem disconnected.
     One is concerned with the effect of ecological dynamics on a populations' dispersal and adaptability and the other with
     the effect of social connectivity on collective innovation.
-    But isn't the social connectivity of a a population related to its dispersal?
+    But isn't the social connectivity of a population related to its dispersal?
     This observation allows us to draw a link between ecological dynamics and collective innovation.
     Can certain ecological conditions favor certain social connectivities and what would this mean for the evolution of our species?
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