> Isn't this what the internet is for? What's new? Take a step back and remember the internet was an invention too. How can we make a better internet or radica

> Isn't this what the internet is for? What's new? Take a step back and remember the internet was an invention too. How can we make a better internet or radicalize communication in another form? What is a browser anyway? Are screens the ideal medium? Also, it's a bit silly to ask "what's new?" out of a research center's vision statement. > This is so vague I have no idea how you can attach any meaning to it. Think about VR. Let's say they research how to make it super addicting to play in your own little fantasy. This ends up leading to "VR abuse" and kids stop talking to one another, etc... It is very important for them to understand how potential inventions will affect humanity if their goal is to improve humanity. > So you're gathering a group of smart people together to do non-profit research in a few select fields with the goal of improving humanity? Yes you summarized his aims. Those select fields are seen as having the most efficacy upon human improvement. Since you admit to having no idea what any of it means, I would suggest you try to look beyond the words and not be so eager to extract tangible simple facts. This is a vision statement and it's abstract because forward-looking mental vision is abstract in nature.