The Laptop Brings Back A More Seamless

It's Not Computer Literacy That We Should Be Working On, But Sort Of Human-literacy. Computers Have To Become Human-literate.

National Law Has No Place In Cyberlaw. Where Is Cyberspace? If You Don't Like Banking Laws In The United States, Set Up Your Machine On The Grand Cayman Islands. Don't Like The Copyright Laws In The United States? Set Up Your Machine In China. Cyberlaw Is Global Law, Which Is Not Going To Be Easy To Handle, Since We Seemingly Cannot Even Agree On World Trade Of Automobile Parts.

Digital Living Will Include Less And Less Dependence Upon Being In A Specific Place At A Specific Time, And The Transmission Of Place Itself Will Start To Become Possible.

One Of The Basics Of A Good System Of Innovation Is Diversity. In Some Ways, The Stronger The Culture (national, Institutional, Generational, Or Other), The Less Likely It Is To Harbor Innovative Thinking. Common And Deep-seated Beliefs, Widespread Norms, And Behavior And Performance Standards Are Enemies Of New Ideas. Any Society That Prides Itself On Being Harmonious And Homogeneous Is Very Unlikely To Catalyze Idiosyncratic Thinking. Suppression Of Innovation Need Not Be Overt. It Can Be Simply A Matter Of Peoples Walking Around In Tacit Agreement And Full Comfort With The Status Quo.

The Wild, The Absurd, The Seemingly Crazy: This Kind Of Thinking Is Where New Ideas Come From ... The People Capable Of Such Playful Thought Carry Forward Their Childish Qualities And Childhood Dreams, Applying Them In Areas Where Most Of Us Get Stuck, Victims Of Our Adult Seriousness. Staying A Child Isn't Easy.