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>> so life is seducing you into learning this stuff. its certainly not a 1984 tradition. its going to be very human and very gradual and seduce you into how to use it. >> random access memory is internal memory built inside of this computer. >> these new computers were rough, ugly, difficult to use inventions when they first came out. >> it would crash and you would have to figure out what to do. it would not always create the right results t did take a mind-set of someone willing to cut it some...

The next explosion of technology. >> a human being drives through aspen by touching the tv screen. >> is it reasonable to assume that our children will have such devices? >> i think its reasonable to assume you will have all these things in your home in a short amount of time. >> the thing about decades is they dont often actually arrive on time. but when it comes to the world of technology it really did. the world fundamentally changed in the 1980s and the world we live in was born in some ways...

>> shepard: on this day in 1951, computers got extra brain power with the patent application for a new kind of memory. the u.s. navy needed faster computers for flight simulators and scientists at m.i.t. got to work. it was an early form of ram, random access memory. it took one micro second to access the data. thats hundreds of thousands of times slower than todays devices. but it was a giant leap forward in computing. it happened 66 years ago today. should news break out, well break in. breaki...

>> two maybe. >> and you use the automatic teller machines? >> sure. >> so life is seducing you into using these things. its going to be very human and very gradual and seduce you into how to use it. >> random access memory is internal memory built inside of this computer. >> these new computers were rough, ugly, difficult to use inventions when they first came out. >> it would crash and you would have to figure out what to do. it would not always create the right results, so it really did take ...

Sees his computers future as the future of man kind. >> how many calculators do you have? >> two maybe. >> and you use the automatic teller machines? >> sure. >> so life is see deucing you into using these things. its going to be very human and very gradual and seduce you into how to use it. >> random access memory is internal memory built inside of this computer. >> these new computers were rough, ugly, difficult to use inventions when they first came out. >> it would crash and you would have t...

It will just be very gradual and very human and will seduce you into learning how to use it. >> random access memory is internal memory built inside of this computer. >> these new computers were big, ugly, difficult to use inventions when they first came out. >> it would crash and you had to figure out what to do. it would not always create the right results. so it really did take a mindset of someone willing to cut it some slack. >> take little steps. dont take big steps. >> everybody kind of a...

You use the automatic bank telling machines? >> sure. >> so life is already seducing you into learning this stuff. its not going to happen at once and its certainly not a 1984-ish vision at all. it will just be very gradual and very human and will seduce you into learning how to use it. >> random access memory is internal memory built inside of this computer. >> these new computers were big, ugly, difficult to use inventions when they first came out. >> it would crash and you had to figure out w...

>> so life is already seducing you into learning this stuff. its not going to happen at once and its certainly not a 1984-ish vision at all. it will just be very gradual and very human and will seduce you into learning how to use it. >> random access memory is internal memory built inside of this computer. >> these new computers were big, ugly, difficult to use inventions when they first came out. >> it would crash and you had to figure out what to do. it would not always create the right result...

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