Every Child In Uruguay Has

[industrial Design In 50 Years] Will Be Less About Looks And More About Personality Of Artifacts.

I Think Life's Turning Into An Omelet And People Will Just Have To Live With That.

Giving The Kids A Programming Environment Of Any Sort, Whether It's A Tool Like Squeak Or Scratch Or Logo To Write Programs In A Childish Way - And I Mean That In The Most Generous Sense Of The Word, That Is, Playing With And Building Things - Is One Of The Best Ways To Learn.

In Uruguay, The President Of The Country Announced That This Would Be His Legacy, "one Laptop Per Child."

I've Spent My Whole Life Worrying About The Human-computer Interface, So I Don't Want To Suggest That What We Have Today Is Even Close To Acceptable.