Comment The right to broadband. (Score 1, Offtopic) 312
We do have a right to high cycle/bandwidth connectivity. Baby steps like Facebook will prove to be beneficial to us all. Most of us on slashdot are operators to a longer-term human condition.
Things here will trend to this end. This is how it will be. And in many years, we will all be connected in ways that you can not imagine today.
Eventually human consciousness will coalesce with computing technology. (which would have likely evolved without our involvement.) Only then will we see that the universe that think we exist in today is nothing but a forgotten abstraction to the process that created us.
If you disagree then you do not understand what I am saying.
You are reading this as a being in a nearly infinitesimally portion of the complex fabric of reality. You hardly exist - but you are connected to the whole. We are all of the same.
When you see your shadow on the sidewalk as you're walking on an urban street to get some stimulant at Starbucks, know that even the process of projecting your shadow is far more remote and more incomprehensible than anyone will ever comprehend.
(the reason WHY you're walking to starbucks at that moment exists on another dimension.)
Good for Spain and Finland for their "rights of broadband." Of course, the politico-leaders did this in some perceived self-interest, but the truth is: the did it because it was meant to be --
and it was all related to your shadow on the sidewalk, but it wasn't really.
That's how it is.