Can a world wide web creator be a doubter about what he helped to create?
I’ve just finished reading The Innovators by Walter Isaacson, a book that highlights the many people who helped create, step-by-step, the digital world where we now reside.
The book begins way back in the mid-1800s with the ideas of Lady Ada Lovelace, an amateur mathematician (and the daughter of poet Lord Byron). It was Lady Ada, Isaacson writes, who provided the ideas and laid the groundwork for early computer developers to use nearly 100 years later when they created their first computing machines. Continue reading “Even a Web Founder Worries about Today’s Connected World Climate”
So many digital parenting books and articles generate fear and anxiety, and 
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