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Monday, April 20, 2009 - Sarah Gingichashvili
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”Imagining the Internet” is an Elon University project which aims to provide a peek at tomorrow by allowing people from all over the world to make predictive pronouncements about the future of humankind. Among the most interesting resources on the website is an explanatory section on the future and past development of communications networks, including video and audio recordings that reveal the ideas of cutting-edge thinkers such as Dr. Douglas Engelbart, an American inventor best known for his invention of the computer mouse, and Vernor Vinge – a well-known science-fiction writer and a retired professor of mathematics and computer science. The website also features a special section, which focuses on predictions made in the early 1990s, “during the ‘awe’ stage of the development of the internet.”
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