Great interview. Thank you for sharing. Incredible to see how much our world has changed in just 30 short years with this technology. Is it for the better? I guess we will still need more time to determine that. It’s definitely faster paced. In 20 or 30 years there won’t be many left that will remember a world without the World Wide Web. That’s an interesting thought too.
@@mk_annan22 El Psy.... No man im serious! From about around 2010 on, something went off course BIG TIME. And they legit are a prime suspect. They push science to boundaries they themselves do not understand yet. Yes it might be the right thing to do from a scientific standpoint. But if you cant really tell if you did any damage to reality, is it still safe to do so? I want the original worldline back! But maybe its already lost forever.. i really hope not.
Free and open internet?! What alternate universe are you folks living in??? Oh, yeah that"s right, you are the LHC at CERN. You folks are not living under the same laws and regulations as the rest of us. Possibly, for accredited scientist, you get paid access already. Your institutions foot the bil. Where is the access to your research? Why dont you folks start the trend to actually provide the full researxh to all, for free?
I want to complain, but I won't. Maybe it's all just hindsight. I can still conjure up memory of a world without the worldwideweb. I guess there's no going back now.
Great interview. Thank you for sharing. Incredible to see how much our world has changed in just 30 short years with this technology. Is it for the better? I guess we will still need more time to determine that. It’s definitely faster paced. In 20 or 30 years there won’t be many left that will remember a world without the World Wide Web. That’s an interesting thought too.
Get us back onto the original worldline ASAP!
Was that a Steins;Gate reference to the alpha world line?
@@mk_annan22 El Psy.... No man im serious! From about around 2010 on, something went off course BIG TIME. And they legit are a prime suspect. They push science to boundaries they themselves do not understand yet. Yes it might be the right thing to do from a scientific standpoint. But if you cant really tell if you did any damage to reality, is it still safe to do so? I want the original worldline back! But maybe its already lost forever.. i really hope not.
Free and open internet?!
What alternate universe are you folks living in???
Oh, yeah that"s right, you are the LHC at CERN.
You folks are not living under the same laws and regulations as the rest of us.
Possibly, for accredited scientist, you get paid access already.
Your institutions foot the bil.
Where is the access to your research?
Why dont you folks start the trend to actually provide the full researxh to all, for free?
I want to complain, but I won't. Maybe it's all just hindsight. I can still conjure up memory of a world without the worldwideweb. I guess there's no going back now.
Not in Canada we now have C11 😢
What is that!? I'm in Argentina, never heard.
@@raulmarteleur7042 type in bill c11 canada in a search engine.
I've already done. My condolences 😔. Thanks.
"free and open"
Yeah free... let's just pay for the plan to get access and have a heavily monitored and censored gander at the world😑😑😑😑😑
Agreed
If you think its still free and open, you are sorely mistaken.
I miss rotary phones
Guess its all free and open if you're a hacker, so in that sense is this a call for regular users to become hackers aka internet-security employees?