Great article. I like that it gets to the real meat-and-potatoes of what determines, "tech policy" in the United States. Moving forward it doesn't seem like a m

Great article. I like that it gets to the real meat-and-potatoes of what determines, "tech policy" in the United States. Moving forward it doesn't seem like a movement back to a, "science and research-first" communication architecture is really feasible but I think, considering that the real, "Internet" is just, "computers talking to each other" that there are going to be parallelized cultures existing on-top of the extent TCP/IP infrastructure that might be worthwhile.