Re: [unrev-II] Cascading Effects?

From: Eugene Eric Kim (eekim@eekim.com)
Date: Fri Oct 05 2001 - 23:38:34 PDT

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    On Fri, 5 Oct 2001, David Kankiewicz wrote:

    > I'm honestly stumped, I can't decide if humanity is ready to face
    > the truly equal distribution of knowledge to every person on this
    > planet? Can anybody answer that question? Should we find out
    > by trying???

    I don't think an optimal DKR will lead to "truly equal distribution of
    knowledge." There are plenty of books on string theory at my disposal in
    the good ol' public library, and yet, I don't think any physicists out
    there are worried about me infringing on their territory.

    For augmentation to happen, there is still a human learning cycle. Thanks
    to the massive amount of information currently out there, I can certainly
    learn new subjects faster than previously. However, my brain is still a
    bottleneck. It has better and faster access to information, but it
    doesn't process it any faster.

    -Eugene

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