New World—Brave or Cowardly?
This video has nothing to do with chess, and I don’t even agree with all of it, but I find it captivating nevertheless.
Your thoughts?
Friday, January 25, 2008
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5 comments:
Interesting Vid.
Raises some compelling questions about the direction of our interaction with machines, I think.
Love Your Blog!
Tom.
(http://www.planetchess.org)
That was was a really interesting video. Looking at all the code.....It's all Geek to me. :-)
I can't even get HTML tags to work in the comments.
Tom: Thanks. Your site looks pretty cool, too, and I've added a link to my list.
Polly: Could you drop me a line sometime if you feel like it? I'd enjoy corresponding with you directly. I tried e-mailing you at the address on your blog, but it bounced back.
I'll be happy to explain how to put links and tags into comments. :o)
I was actually thinking about your ambivalence toward the Internet when I posted this video.
wow...makes my head spin.......very interesting ...brad
Tom,
Thank You For The Link!
M. Thomas Southerland (PlanetChess.org)
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