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That's not convincing at all. If HTML/HTTP hadn't been invented then and there, something similar - perhaps better - would've caught on instead. After all, the
by gridlockd 7y ago
That's not convincing at all. If HTML/HTTP hadn't been invented then and there, something similar - perhaps better - would've caught on instead.
After all, there was a plethora of internet services early on, the web just happened to eat most of them.
- dwaltrip 7y agoApplications of CERN technologies in society: https://kt.cern/cern-technologies-society https://kt.cern/cern-technologies-society
- gridlockd 7y agoThank you. I can see that medical imaging technologies in particular would show up as side-effects to what CERN is doing. That may not have happened otherwise. Perhaps I'm undervaluing the merits of taking a shower to solve a problem unrelated to cleaning my body, metaphorically speaking.