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When Tim Berners Lee talks about how he designed the web, he uses an analogy from physics, describing his process as a quest to find “fundamental laws” which can generate a desired system: One of the beautiful things about physics is its ongoing quest to find simple rules that describe the behavior of very small, simple objects. Once found, these rules can often be scaled up to describe the behavior of monumental systems in the real world. […]
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Image Credits: Getty Images The original source code that forms the foundation of the World Wide Web is sold by its creator and the popular computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee in the Sotheby auction on Wednesday. The bid for the source code started with $1,000 and unexpectedly reached up to the mark of $5.4 million. The source code of the World Wide Web is sold as an NFT. A few weeks back, Tim Berners-Lee introduced the new NFT of the World Wide Web, which came in the form of the World Wide Web’s original source code. Berners-Lee introduced the new NFT in Sotheby’s auction and luckily, it ...
>> how countries became rich and some became poor. the book is comparing the poverty of some countries with the prosperity of others or how we emerged out of what we would now consider poverty 200 years ago to the prosperity that we have today. so that's the first question. and that question -- those questions in a way have been in the news a lot recently because of the aftermath of the earthquake in haiti. and that really dramatizes how poor a country that is and what that means. and people can ask, you know, how does a country remain that poor? and we ...