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I've Come To A View That Humans Will Continue To Do What We Do Well, And That Computers Will Continue To Do What They Do Very Well, And The Two Will Coexist, But In Different Spaces.

The Core Problem Is That The World Is Full Of People Who Would Like To Take 99 Per Cent Of The Information That's On The Internet, And Eliminate 1 Per Cent. Everyone Has Their Own Thing They Don't Like.

I Had Always Assumed That The Right Way To Do It Was To These Engineers, Put Them In Offices By Themselves With Doors That They Could Close So They Could Think Deep Thoughts. This Is A Terrible Idea.

I Worry That The Level Of Interrupt, The Sort Of Overwhelming Rapidity Of Information — And Especially Of Stressful Information — Is In Fact Affecting Cognition. It Is In Fact Affecting Deeper Thinking. I Still Believe That Sitting Down And Reading A Book Is The Best Way To Really Learn Something.
 And I Worry That We’re Losing That.

The Biggest Mistake That I Made Was Not Anticipating The Rise Of The Social Networking Phenomenon.