> erroneously optimistic predictions regarding how much they will know without the internet People experience tools as extentions of themselves. If you always

> erroneously optimistic predictions regarding how much they will know without the internet People experience tools as extentions of themselves. If you always have the tool, does it matter whether you've misattributed (and if you have the tool, have you misattributed?) Are we not tool-users? Carpenter don't perform as well without hammers; cyclists without cycles; surgeons without scalpels; engineers without mathematics; writers without language.