A "smart mob" refers to a group of individuals who come together quickly and spontaneously, often utilizing mobile technology, social media, or other digital communication tools to organize and coordinate their activities. The term was popularized by Howard Rheingold in his book "Smart Mobs: The Next Social Revolution," published in 2002. Smart mobs can form for various purposes, including protests, social movements, collective actions, or even collaborative efforts in non-political contexts.

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