I've felt the "technological sublime" that the article mentions many times when contemplating the internet. Perhaps the only difference is that there wasn't a p

I've felt the "technological sublime" that the article mentions many times when contemplating the internet. Perhaps the only difference is that there wasn't a precise moment to focus attention (e.g. moon landing) and there aren't big fanfare events when new internet infrastructure is created (e.g. a politician nailing a golden spike to complete a railroad).