Dimensions of the One Machine
Today it contains approximately 1.2 billion personal computers, 2.7 billion cell phones, 1.3 billion land phones, 27 million data servers, and 80 million wireless PDAs. The processor chips of all these parts are feeding the computation of the internet/web/telecommunications system. (the technium)
How did we go from — January 1982, when we created… The very first version of the Internet was nothing more than an experimental “TCP/IP Test Network”. (wiki) Here is the map of of that first original “test network” we now call The Internet…
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And now, our entire lives have transformed…
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And more…
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In many ways our lives seem to have BECOME the internet… As demonstrated in the following video, which is based on a true story.
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UPDATE: As you can see, YouTube removed this video “due to a copyright claim by Viacom International Inc.” Viacom is really stupid and short-sighted for doing that. The viral spreading of that short video clip would only have resulted in MILLIONS more people watching that episode of South Park when it finally does air. Anyway…
This clip, called “No Internet“, WILL become available again VERY SOON. You can count on it. Someone will upload it again. And as as soon as it is available, you will find it here:
- Google Video Search, or
- with commercials at the South Park Studios Official Site
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The Internet has all but completely replaced our old-fashioned customs of social interchange. With the invention of so-called “Social Networking” sites, we no longer need to go to cocktail parties or singles clubs to meet people. We are automatically introduced to friends of our real-life friends, as well as being able to browse through virtual catalogs of complete strangers who have things in common with us — or at least appear to be physically attractive to us.
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As The Internet quickly becomes the world’s number one entertainment media network, it was bound to happen. We have a whole new breed of “stars”. Video Stars who have become globally famous overnight. And are forgotten almost as fast — without ever earning a cent from their fame.
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However, as the following video humorously illustrates, the number one use of the Internet is…
Well, let me put it this way.
Try doing a Google search for: US Virgin Islands
What do you get?
Results 1 – 10 of about 218,000,000 for porn
“Pornographer! Pornographer! How can you call me that?!? I don’t even own a pornograph!”
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In the future… Imagine what it will be like… when all these little kids, who wear born and grew up in an Internet world, are the adults designing the future…
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