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Tom: Created page with "==Full Title or Meme== Constructed to avoid blockages, the Internet has exceeded all expectations. Now laws, and governments themselves, are just blockages to human ==Co..."

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Created page with "==Full Title or Meme== Constructed to avoid blockages, the Internet has exceeded all expectations. Now laws, and governments themselves, are just blockages to human ==Co..."

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Constructed to avoid blockages, the [[Internet]] has exceeded all expectations. Now laws, and governments themselves, are just blockages to human

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-The new American Populism and a resurgent White Nationalism had there counterparts in other countries too. Whatever their political differences, they shared a political style. In a time of accelerating change both the far left and the far right came to understand history itself as a plot. An understanding advanced by the very formlessness of the [[Internet]]; anonymous and impatient. Online the Universe appeared to be nothing so much as an array of patterns in search of an explaination. Provide to people unwilling to trust any authority but their own fevered, reckless and thrill-seeking political imagination.
+In 1962, a nuclear confrontation seemed imminent. The United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) were embroiled in the Cuban missile crisis. Both were in the process of building hair-trigger nuclear ballistic missile systems. Each country pondered post-nuclear attack scenarios. U.S. authorities considered ways to communicate in the aftermath of a nuclear attack. How could any sort of “command and control network” survive? Paul Baran, a researcher at RAND, offered a solution: design a more robust communications network using “redundancy” and “digital” technology.<ref>Rand Corp., ''Paul Baran and the Origins of the Internet'' https://www.rand.org/about/history/baran.html</ref>
 Wired spring 2000 announced that  the Internet had, in fact, already healed a divided America "We are, as a nation, better educated more tolerant and more connected because of, not inspire of, the convergence of the Internet and public life Partisanship, religion, geography, race, gender and other tractional political divisions are giving way to  a new standard "Wiredness" as an organizing principle for political and social attitudes."
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-Constructed to avoid blockages, the [[Internet]] has exceeded all expectations. Now laws, and governments themselves, are just blockages to human [[Individualism]].
+Constructed to avoid blockages, the [[Internet]] has exceeded all expectations. Now laws, and governments themselves, are just blockages to human [[We live in a Society|Individualism]].
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 The new American Populism and a resurgent White Nationalism had there counterparts in other countries too. Whatever their political differences, they shared a political style. In a time of accelerating change both the far left and the far right came to understand history itself as a plot. An understanding advanced by the very formlessness of the [[Internet]]; anonymous and impatient. Online the Universe appeared to be nothing so much as an array of patterns in search of an explaination. Provide to people unwilling to trust any authority but their own fevered, reckless and thrill-seeking political imagination.
-Wired spring 2000  the Internet had, in fact, already healed a deviled America "We are as a nation, better educated and more tolerant because of, not insp the convergence of a new standard "Wiredness"
+Wired spring 2000 announced that  the Internet had, in fact, already healed a divided America "We are, as a nation, better educated more tolerant and more connected because of, not inspire of, the convergence of the Internet and public life Partisanship, religion, geography, race, gender and other tractional political divisions are giving way to  a new standard "Wiredness" as an organizing principle for political and social attitudes."
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