This is the most witless piece I've read on Wired for a long time. The web is the lowest common denominator of content delivery, and is the foundation of many a

This is the most witless piece I've read on Wired for a long time. The web is the lowest common denominator of content delivery, and is the foundation of many apps and most content - whether the content is delivered to a browser or an app. The embedded tweet that says: "twitter will be for content. The web is going away because laptops and browsers are." is hilarious. Is all our content going to be in 140 character chunks? If not, in the absence of the web, how will a tweet link to content? That very tweet nicely illustrates the uselessness of a tweet to say anything of substance or with precision.