Video of the week: Is this the future of the Internet?

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4 Responses to “Video of the week: Is this the future of the Internet?”

Nigel Pearcey Says:
October 28, 2006 at 2:18 am
What a fantastic video of the week! this girl got it exactly right and is a wonderful perspective from an intelligent youngster of today.

I am now in my mid 50’s and none of this ever entered into any part of my learning as a young man back in the sixtys when we were one of the first families in our little village in the UK to have a television (mono only) my god it hardly seems possible.

Many things seemed to be changing fast in those days when the Beatles were into flower power, which by the way us lads thought was way to nutty at the time, in fact I remember chasing John Lennon out of a car park in his wall papered Rolls Royce because we hated the flower power image at that time, but we were very young then and did not read into the deeper meanings of anything I suppose.

Later in life John was actually my hero and it broke my heart the day he was shot and killed.

I suppose what I am trying to say now is that the young lady here is absolutely right on the button and we must all have a very open mind about the here and now thing because tomorrow it will have changed beyond recognition and is just a part of evolution and growth of the human race where everyone has their chance to give input into just about everything we do in life, But must also remember it will be just a comment in time that may or maynot be remembered by anyone in particular.

YouTube is just another part of history and enjoyable as well as useful whilst it is here but like anything else it must evolve and change and that cannot be knocked by anyone it is just life as we know it, and the young people of today will hardly remember what a PC looked like when they are my age because they will have evolved into something else entirely different by then anyway.

Strange for me to realise that the computer that I use now had never even been thought about when I was born is now becomming very old fashioned even for me, So I will leave you to ponder the thought about what communications will be like another 50yrs from now???.

Have fun thinking about it!
insearchoffootball Says:
November 7, 2006 at 2:52 pm
is this chick for real???? Uhhh im pritty sure every thing she said has already come out .. most computers you buy today come with remotes so you can watch TV on it .. all i wanna know is how stupid is the world getting with the internet ..
BUD Says:
November 7, 2006 at 8:25 pm
How can anyone have anything but a positive response to the sincerity and insightfulness of this admirable young person?
Paperlilies Says:
November 23, 2006 at 4:49 pm
hey thanks for blogging about my video!