Theos-Talk Archives (January 2005 Message tt00062)

Dear Paul:

I am an eternal optimist. I believe that we are still in the early stages 
of the use of Internet and very hopeful of enormous changes to come which 
will affect the society world-wide. Most of the population of today grew up 
in pre-computer days. Today's youngsters are growing up in the Internet 
culture and they are the ones who are going to spearhead changes in 
communication and discourse in ways none of us could even imagine. So we 
may have to patiently wait and hope. As an aside, when one of the local 
firms was hiring a professional who just came of the college, the 
individual would not work for an employer who does not have high-speed 
Internet available at workplace. I also saw a writeup on how instant 
messaging is used in large companies to speed communication. So all 
pointers are in hopeful direction!!!

mkr

At 01:36 PM 01/04/05 +0000, kpauljohnson wrote:
> In none of these cases has the Internet "come to the rescue" as had
> been hoped.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Paul


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