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Sahana ChattopadhyayThe world has changed. The world is changing. The world will change a whole lot more. We lucky few, we band of coders, bear witness to the most comprehensive transformation in human communication since the advent of language. We are embedded in the midst
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Drew LundquistMob Rules
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Michel Bauwensthe very poorest people on Earth – the five billion of us who earn less than a few thousand dollars a year – can benefit enormously from pervasive wireless communications.
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Britt WatwoodHalf of humanity has suddenly dropped in, eager to participate in an exploration of the possibilities of human communication. Whatever they want, they’re going to get. That’s the way things work now. Fortunately, they want what we want: better live
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John2 KeplerThe world is changing!
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