Network structures can be ordered on a scale from left ('ordered') to right ('randomness '). A 'cavemen world' would be:
A) on the far left side of the scale ('ordered')
B) somewhere in the middle (between order and randomness)
C) on the far right side of the scale ('random')

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A 'cavemen world' is a term used to describe a network structure in which individuals only connect with those geographically close to them, resembling a small, tight-knit community. This network structure is highly ordered and does not have the randomness that would place it in the middle or on the right side of the scale. Therefore, option A is the best choice.

Network Structures Can Be Ordered on a Scale from Left