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Six Degrees of Separation…or Less

By Milly Chow, 2018 TMA Global Chair

You may be familiar with the “six degrees of separation” theory—the idea that every person in the world is connected to every other person by six or fewer steps. According to the six degrees theory, every one of an estimated 7.6 billion people in the world can be connected to every other person...


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About The Author
Milly Chow, 2017 TMA Global President

Milly Chow is a partner with Blakes Cassels & Graydon LLP in Toronto and served as the 2017 TMA Global President and 2018 TMA Global Chair.

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