Most of the time, my 3G is as immediate and ubiquitous as my modem connection 15 years ago - even in big centers like NY. Computers are still "mysterious machi

Most of the time, my 3G is as immediate and ubiquitous as my modem connection 15 years ago - even in big centers like NY. Computers are still "mysterious machines" for a lot of people. I still stumble upon startup founders, from time to time, that consider computers "something I try to use" (granted, not tech cofounders). Yes, things evolved, but I don't think we got to the point where computers are just like light bulbs and connectivity is just like tap water yet... In most places, for most people, at least.