From: YakWax@aol.com
Date: Fri Jun 13 1997 - 13:40:25 MDT
Natasha writes:
> I am being interviewed for a business magazine about where the Internet is
> going - and what we expect to see around 2010 and beyond. The audience is
> more business orientated than necessarily technical. The angle I am
taking
> is one of a free-fall imagination of undaunted possibilities for
> transhumans. This is good because the magazine is interested in
innovative
> possibilities.
>
> Any points you might think are especially fascinating and surprising would
> be helpful. I don't want to miss anything that you all might think is
> important, so please participate.
Due to the availability of information, anonymity and ability to do business
on demand, I expect successful companies consisting of teenagers and young
adults to become commonplace. Children that are recieving a better education
than we ever did (due to the availability of information) will have newer,
more original ideas and will stand a better chance in the fast paced digital
economy. I expect most of todays companies will not be able to survive the
dramatic changes ahead. Large companies will split into smaller, more
malleable parts.
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