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Cognitive constraints govern collective outcomes in strategic network formation
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Social networks are built through local decisions, yet the value of a connection depends on paths that individuals cannot fully observe. How such bounded information shapes collective outcomes remains unclear. Here we develop a computational model in which agents revise costly links using a limited
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