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Computers Might Not Find The Solutions To Our Problems, But They Would Be Able To Do The Bulk Of The Legwork Required, Assist Our Human Minds In Intuitively Finding Ways Through The Maze.

Imagine That Everything You Are Typing Is Being Read By The Person You Are Applying To For Your First Job. Imagine That It's All Going To Be Seen By Your Parents And Your Grandparents And Your Grandchildren As Well.

The Dream Behind The Web Is Of A Common Information Space In Which We Communicate By Sharing Information.

The More You Enter, The More You Become Locked In. Your Social-networking Site Becomes A Central Platform - A Closed Silo Of Content, And One That Does Not Give You Full Control Over Your Information In It. The More This Kind Of Architecture Gains Widespread Use, The More The Web Becomes Fragmented, And The Less We Enjoy A Single, Universal Information Space.

Web Users Ultimately Want To Get At Data Quickly And Easily. They Don't Care As Much About Attractive Sites And Pretty Design.