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The 2010 TIME 100
In our annual TIME 100 issue we name the people who most affect our world
If we lived in some kind of Orwellian dystopia, we could hook a nanobot to everybody's brain and scientifically measure just how much influence each human being has on every other. Whom do we trust? Whom do we fear? Whose ideas shape our view of the world — whether or not we even realize it?
Fortunately, that's pure science fiction. But it is becoming easier to quantify certain kinds of influence. Social-networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, for instance, can provide some basic information about the breadth of a person's brand. The measures are far from perfect: they tend to reward the young rather than the old, artists and entertainers rather than scientists and thinkers. Lady Gaga has nearly as many Twitter followers as Barack Obama does; is she really just as influential? Probably not. But in other cases, the comparisons are more apples to apples. On our index, Sarah Palin's social-networking score is about 45 times that of Nancy Pelosi. Conan O'Brien may have lost the Tonight Show wars, but he emerged with almost 20 times as many Twitter followers as Jay Leno (who was one of the TIME 100 in 2009). Pelosi and Leno might hold the more prestigious positions, but there's little doubt about who has more ability to change the course of our conversations at a moment's notice — and in an interconnected world, that's what influence is all about.
Fortunately, that's pure science fiction. But it is becoming easier to quantify certain kinds of influence. Social-networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, for instance, can provide some basic information about the breadth of a person's brand. The measures are far from perfect: they tend to reward the young rather than the old, artists and entertainers rather than scientists and thinkers. Lady Gaga has nearly as many Twitter followers as Barack Obama does; is she really just as influential? Probably not. But in other cases, the comparisons are more apples to apples. On our index, Sarah Palin's social-networking score is about 45 times that of Nancy Pelosi. Conan O'Brien may have lost the Tonight Show wars, but he emerged with almost 20 times as many Twitter followers as Jay Leno (who was one of the TIME 100 in 2009). Pelosi and Leno might hold the more prestigious positions, but there's little doubt about who has more ability to change the course of our conversations at a moment's notice — and in an interconnected world, that's what influence is all about.
Barack Obama - 7,740,557
Lady Gaga - 6,697,752
Ashton Kutcher - 6,390,600
Taylor Swift - 5,608,398
Oprah Winfrey - 2,907,504
Robert Pattinson - 2,298,274
Ben Stiller - 1,735,285
Serena Williams - 1,681,207
Conan O'Brien - 1,352,195
Jet Li - 1,220,613
Damon Lindelof - 977,222
Carlton Cuse - 969,097
Sarah Palin - 884,145
Glenn Beck - 621,436
Neil Patrick Harris - 493,561
Sandra Bullock - 329,229
Marc Jacobs - 275,689
Banksy - 259,153
Sachin Tendulkar - 175,852
Simon Cowell - 171,726
Bill Clinton - 160,731
Lea Michele - 151,916
Scott Brown - 131,053
Didier Drogba - 97,611
Chetan Bhagat - 94,074
Mir-Hossein Mousavi - 77,455
James Cameron - 50,394
Kim Yu-Na - 49,493
Mike Krahulik - 41,305
Zaha Hadid - 33,242
Lee Kuan Yew - 27,859
Ricky Gervais - 27,422
Mike Mullen - 22,849
Zahra Rahnavard - 21,747
Elton John - 19,309
Nancy Pelosi - 19,123
Manmohan Singh - 17,977
Phil Mickelson - 14,922
Michael Pollan - 14,956
Sonia Sotomayor - 13,399
Jenny Beth Martin - 13,266
Annise Parker - 13,093
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva - 12,371
Steve Jobs - 10,662
Temple Grandin - 8,898
Tim Westergren - 8,152
Christine Lagarde - 7,913
Sheik Khalifa bin Zayed al Nahyan - 6,598
Suzanne Collins - 5,960
Recep Tayyip Erdogan - 5,925
Elizabeth Warren - 5,875
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