What has the world come to?
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A complete and utter road block with no freakin detours anywhere you look. The construction workers are all standing around showing us their buttcracks and george bush is right there with them saying "You're doing a great job brownie".  Meanwhile, you're still cursing at all the pot holes you just hit on the way over to the roadblock and you're out a grand because the insurance company won't pay for it. Not to mention the 33 dollars on gas you just spent to fill up your "Fuel Efficient Vehicle".
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The world has always been this way. The Internet has just opened it up.
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Since the beginning of mankind.
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Hi there,\n\n Nothing yet...
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THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT WOULD COME OT AN END
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I am going to take a guess here....\n\nIts a Small World\n\nYes???
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life for sure will be different...\nit would really seem like the world is a really big place...\nwhich is contradicting of having computer...\nwherein we can now tell...\nit's a small world afterall...\n\n=)
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well what is it then?
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one of the mysteries of the world
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the rest of the world.
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QUESTION: WTF is that?
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Man, what is this world coming to. \n\nSubway is getting everyone to hop on ship to be their spokeperson for their company... Oh man...
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To the world (the planet)? Then it is probably that we're heading toward another ice age if that meteor doesn't hit us.\n\nTo the world (People)? Then it's probably the planet -- it will get us all in the end, earthquakes, floods, famines, plagues, disease, superbugs... we have the present vanity of thinking we have caused problems and so we can solve them -- that we have control or the upper hand. Nope, sorry. We don't, we could solve the global warming and then hey, throw a Nuclear War or die from antibiotic-resistant superbugs, Mad Cow disease or Bird Flu!\n\nTo the world (culture/history)?  Then the answer is digital communication -- vinyl is dead, magnetic tape lives forever but the machines are dead, CDs are rotting, formats change and we lose data -- will there be anything for future archaeologists to dig up?  For a communication age, I don;t see photos, letters or even music as surviving more than a generation.  All our libraries will vanish under a computer supervirus in 2020! Arrgh!
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"What is the future of the youth of the world."  (This one was the title of a nation-wide contest once.)\n\nAnd, for the winning answer, see my source.
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It's getting there.  You would enjoy reading The World is Flat by Friedman.  He's put together a picture of very flat markets where sharing labor pools, consumer pools, intellectual property, etc. is going so fast and effeciently today, that's its truly a world phenomenon no other generation has seen.
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what is the question :D
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here and now is heaven - if more people believed that the world would look differently to you\n\n\n11:11