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May 21, 2003

Can't Hide on the Web

The Head Lemur: "Its [the web and html] whole design and purpose is to transmit data. This data may be truth, lies, opinions, conjecture, or my personal favorite, raving lunacy. But it is communication on a scale only imagined by science fiction writers, that is now in front your eyes. The ability that we have to present thought, information, speculation, news, and history not only for personal or professional reasons is the most liberating creation in history."

It's an excellent essay, do read the rest...

Posted at 17:31
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