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You completely missed the GPs point and I suspect you even agree with him. Look at the list of entities.
by chromatin 7y ago
You completely missed the GPs point and I suspect you even agree with him. Look at the list of entities.
- CaptArmchair 7y agoI disagree with the words "died", "problem" and "solved". The early Web didn't die. It evolved into what we have today. And that's the normal way of how things go. Much like the Roman Empire has kept and still keeps on deeply influencing modern Western culture. Hence why I disagree with the words "problem" and "solved". That assumes that history has come to an end and the Web will be and forever be like it is now. Stasis. End of story. Which can't be further removed from the truth. Nobody can predict the future exactly, but what we can be sure of is that nothing is permanent and everything changes, because change is literally what has shaped human history.
- lawtalkinghuman 7y agoMySpace will live forever in our hearts.