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...I literally have no idea who they are. I learned from them just so much about computers and technology. I learned about cybersecurity
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...the Internet, to borrow an Al Gore phrase. It's it's a little I mean, it's a sad thing to watch, really, because, like, you know, Facebook was their opportunity to squander. And I mean that it's it's as you sort of study network effects and how peopl
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“The Internet is to America what America was to Britain”
...I think with the Internet, we have actually a lot of tribes that actually have a people and a government, but not land. And the reason they have a government is they have a blockchain.
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...Internet was not always like this. Like, in the in the very, very early days, the Internet was so hard to get on to that the only people who were on the Internet were, like, basically super basically, like, smart, super successful people. Yeah. News
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...Internet forum dedicated to trying to create virtual reality devices, at the time. Yeah, man. Forums were like that's where everything happened back in the day. Totally. It's like, it's like back end, you know, the the more things change, the more th
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...There are two Internets. There is the Internet that existed before 1993 and the Internet that existed after 1993. People who were on the Internet before 1993 often describe it in utopian terms, terms, because it literally was like you take the whatev
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...the Internet and the way people behave on the Internet has been remarkably similar across geographies. It doesn't really matter, like, what group you're in. No. I I I think that's a 100% correct. And, you know, again, the k pop stands as their own tr
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...Internet. Yeah. So Stuart, even though he's pursuing his academic career and philosophy, he is really into the Internet, has gotten into coding on the side, making websites all through college. And so while he's after he finishes the master's portion
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...Internet culture that have mainstreamed, we've we have managed to create isolated pockets that will just permanently remain separated. And I I it's like let me try let me try to put a really fine point on this one thing is because the Internet is so
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...Internet currency, and, obviously, we've been very heavily involved in that with a c n c crypto and everything and blowing base and all that stuff. And now we're building Internet communities. So I'd love to hear your thoughts on that as you know, I
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But the consumer back then, we just had these modems. You know, this thing you plug into your phone line, and it dials up a phone number and then, you know, it sounds wild sound effects over the over the telephone line to, send digital signals back a
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...Internet is so open by default, you know, anyone can make an account anywhere. I think there's this assumption that it's all accessible, right, and therefore should permeate. Right? But we have managed to create new gradients, new selection methods t
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...Internet, September 1993. And so so that it became eternal September, which is that's the day the the Internet changed. And by the way, I'm I'm I'm pro that. I'm glad that happened. But, like, the the pro and the con of that is that took the Internet
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relationships. Even when we, like, went to the same high school or middle school, like, we'd chat on AIM until, like, two in the morning and you, like, get to know people and you, like, care about what's in your your profile and you care about away m
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...Internet, whether it's the Meta Kingdom or the Amazon Kingdom or whatever. But it was very decentralized. Everyone got their own little sites cobbled together and so forth. And I totally bought that idea. It's just like, oh, we're all gonna talk to e
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...use the Internet? I used it to find people of like mind who were doing stuff that I might enjoy a lot. I went to the virtual reality special interest group that was at the old Exploratorium. And through that group, I learned about something called th
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...the Internet. It was AOL keywords. It was pay to play. It was you could only publish the content on AOL if you did a deal with AOL, which is, of course, how they had this incredible
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...from a business perspective. But the four of these folks, they're really inspired by these relationships they've built online, the the kind of power that they're seeing still exists in the Internet. And they decide, you know, we can use web browser t
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