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Friendship Lab
See how encounters, attention and available time shape friendships and social networks over time.
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What you can explore
- Network evolution and individual inspection
- Time budgets, remote work and social opportunities
- Scenario comparisons, checkpoints and exports
Guided and advanced workspaces in English, Arabic, German, French and Spanish.
Try your first experiment
- Choose a time-budget or meeting-opportunity question. Both scenarios share a 104-week warm-up before the comparison begins.
- Start with the 1,000-person or company quick model, set a seed and horizon, then run the paired comparison. Use 10,000 entities when you want a larger synthetic population.
- Inspect the matching charts, values table and an individual journey. Save or share the recipe; open Advanced for maps, detailed parameters and the original model controls.
How to read the results
A closed synthetic cohort and an exploratory friendship model. Network isolation is not a measurement of loneliness, and the model does not predict an individual’s real relationships.
These are exploratory models using synthetic populations. Their results illustrate assumptions and scenarios; they are not calibrated forecasts.