used to communicate on a network built upon freedom Actually, it was built by the Department of Defense, aka The War Department. The freedom aspect was purely

used to communicate on a network built upon freedom Actually, it was built by the Department of Defense, aka The War Department. The freedom aspect was purely unintentional. Indeed, I suppose that the reason that the best way to make the network robust results in making it free, creates an interesting analogy to the original point. At the very least, it proves that it's possible to be both more free and more secure, simultaneously.