Very intresting macroeconomic trends…

I like the part on information access changing them knowledge base.

The modern world is like an epistomologists worst nightmare….or best friend.

The people that are outputting the knowledge are no longer neccisarly classicly trained, or even, “elite” at all.

This goes in contradiction of history where only the “elite” got to feed the information to the masses.

Now you can be Joe Schmoe from the middle of a cornfield in Ohio and have one of the most visited information sites in the world…

Does it meen that your information is correct?

That’s a matter of opinion.

There are no regulations, no requirments.

It’s actually a wonderful thing as it breaks the horrible “surfdom” that the world is accustomed to.

Now the normal man (or women) can give information to other normal people. Not an over-educated elitist feeding it to them.

I don’t think there is anyway to know how it will effect the world…

Will it “dumb” it down, or instead, make it more aplicable, more usable, better.

There is no way to record our time, like in the past.

Great letters between great people will not be read 100’s of years from now, there is no record.

Websites can teach skills that where unatainable not that long ago…

But in a 100 years there will be no records of them!

Very intresting times we live in.

I read a report about the Iraqi war being the first in history that there is no record of…

There is no “archive” of the soldiers moral via letters as there has been in the past…b/c it’s all email now.

Will our history of nowdays be gone in a 100 years?