He did the WWW part, but the internet was here before that.
Millions of us were using "the internet" way before the WWW. We had Gopher, Telnet, Finger, Archie, Usenet, and many other ways to send and receive information. Before we had the internet, we had dial-up, which consisted of individually owned bulletin board systems (BBSs) and big players, such as Compu$erve, America Online (AOL), GEnie, Delphi, and a few others. On the BBSs, we had email. There was FidoNet, which would relay email messages around the country.
So, if the internet had never happened, we would still be able to share information electronically. And it would be almost impossible to control, as it was individuals communicating through their regular telephones using computers and modems.
I expect the internet was released to the public from a black project as most technology for public consumption is.
While I can't say he's in on it, the mass surveillance state also couldn't exist without the internet as we know it.
The internet is the worst thing that ever happened to the cabal and their sh*tty plans.
I laughed about that but, I have no retort haha.
Don't forget Dr. shiva inventor of SMTP if I am not mistaken EMAIL in general.
Dang, and I thought Al Gore invented the internet. Thats what he said eh? 52 sec mark.
Sorry for yt link
He did the WWW part, but the internet was here before that.
Millions of us were using "the internet" way before the WWW. We had Gopher, Telnet, Finger, Archie, Usenet, and many other ways to send and receive information. Before we had the internet, we had dial-up, which consisted of individually owned bulletin board systems (BBSs) and big players, such as Compu$erve, America Online (AOL), GEnie, Delphi, and a few others. On the BBSs, we had email. There was FidoNet, which would relay email messages around the country.
So, if the internet had never happened, we would still be able to share information electronically. And it would be almost impossible to control, as it was individuals communicating through their regular telephones using computers and modems.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnFJ8cHAlco
🤭
There is a very interesting story about the introduction of the internet to the public, unveiled as ARPANET.
What else happened at the Washington Hilton?
What is the DuPont Circle?
What was the plan for Crystal Heights connected with Frank Lloyd Wright?
Masonic territory?
I expect the internet was released to the public from a black project as most technology for public consumption is. While I can't say he's in on it, the mass surveillance state also couldn't exist without the internet as we know it.
That’s plausible. Surveillance of us also means the same for them. It goes both ways.
That's what I think too. I don't quite buy into these stories of pioneering geniuses.
You must be a kid, because you've never heard of dial-up BBS's, which predate the internet by a decade and a half or more.
Lets not forget Telnet. Can you say 1969? Still in use today. Games anyone?