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Nature 445, 18-20 (4 January 2007) | doi:10.1038/445018a; Published online 3 January 2007
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Manipulating society has traditionally been the preserve of politicians and the gods. Does the current boom in virtual worlds give social scientists and economists an opportunity to join them? Jim Giles investigates.
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