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I'd Like To Know What The Internet Is Going To Look Like In 2050. Thinking About It Makes Me Wish I Were Eight Years Old.

My Belief Is That There Will Be Very Large Numbers Of Internet-enabled Devices On The Net - Home Appliances, Office Equipment, Things In The Car And Maybe Things That You Carry Around. And Since They're All On The Internet And Internet-enabled, They'll Be Manageable Through The Network, And So We'll See People Using The Net And Applications On The Net To Manage Their Entertainment Systems, Manage Their, You Know, Office Activities And Maybe Even Much Of Their Social Lives Using Systems On The Net That Are Helping Them Perform That Function.

I Was Very Nervous About Going Up To Teach At Stanford And Very Nervous Even About Going To Arpa.

In The Internet World, Both Ends Essentially Pay For Access To The Internet System, And So The Providers Of Access Get Compensated By The Users At Each End. My Big Concern Is That Suddenly Access Providers Want To Step In The Middle And Create A Toll Road To Limit Customers' Ability To Get Access To Services Of Their Choice Even Though They Have Paid For Access To The Network In The First Place.

Written Communication Is A Tremendous Help For Me, And So When Electronic Mail Was Invented In '71, I Got Very Excited About It, Thinking Well, Gee, The Deaf Community Could Really Use This, Or The Hard Of Hearing Community As Well.