[Fwd: Re: >H Media: Future of the Internet]

Hagbard Celine (hagbard@ix.netcom.com)
Thu, 12 Jun 1997 14:04:06 -0400

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Hagbard Celine


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Natasha V. More (fka Nancie Clark) wrote:


>  The angle I am taking
> is one of a free-fall imagination of undaunted possibilities for
> transhumans.  This is good because the magazine is interested in innovative
> possibilities.
> 
> Any points you might think are especially fascinating and surprising would
> be helpful.  I don't want to miss anything that you all might think is
> important, so please participate.


Sorry, Dan, but I beat you to it.


This may be as good a time as any to mention the >Web scenario.
Innovative possibility -- yes. Fascinating -- yes. Surprising -- yes.
I'd love to see what the business-types have to say about it.


http://www.ShireNet.com/~dgc/singularity/singularity.htm







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Hagbard Celine


Not a clerk of the nostalgia of the declining ruling class.


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