When You Understand Things, There's No More

It's Time To Recognise The Internet As A Basic Human Right. That Means Guaranteeing Affordable Access For All, Ensuring Internet Packets Are Delivered Without Commercial Or Political Discrimination, And Protecting The Privacy And Freedom Of Web Users Regardless Of Where They Live.

The Search Button On The Browser No Longer Provides An Objective Search, But A Commercial One.

That Idea Of Url Was The Basic Clue To The Universality Of The Web. That Was The Only Thing I Insisted Upon.

The Most Important Thing That Was New Was The Idea Of Uri-or Url, That Any Piece Of Information Anywhere Should Have An Identifier, Which Will Allow You To Get Hold Of It.

What's Very Important From My Point Of View Is That There Is One Web … Anyone That Tries To Chop It Into Two Will Find That Their Piece Looks Very Boring.