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Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert®

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I see business as usual

In the future, cyberspace won't exist as a concept. The Internet will be the only way to do normal business, making it unnecessary to have special words to describe it.

Today we say “I drove to work” and don't need to add “in a car” because it is assumed. Cyberspace, multimedia, the Internet and a host of other words will leave the language in twenty years as they also become assumed as the normal way of doing things.

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What Do You See When You See Cyberspace?

Scott Adams has seen the future and it looks like the Internet will be integrated into our everyday lives.

Do you agree? And have you seen this result already beginning in your life? Give us your view of the Internet Future.

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