Comment: Thoughts on Web 3.0 by Kenneth Udut
I sound like a crazy person. The ideas were developing in my brain AS I WAS WRITING. What I wanted to express would have taken up a 500 page book. Hopefully one of you out there will make sense of what I've say there and rewrites them in a friendly, easier to digest manner [whether you think I'm right or wrong]. The main people is that you have people. People have ideas. People with similar ideas like to congregate and generate even more ideas. [or products or whatever it is that people produce - but even a product starts off as an idea]. If read a book from an author long since passed, nevertheless, I AM STILL CONNECTING with that AUTHOR AND HIS/HER IDEAS and comparing that with MYSELF AND MY IDEAS, even though the author is no longer present or easily available.
Final thought for the moment that I heard somewhere: Every writer is a time traveler.
What does this means? This means that words convey ideas that COME ALIVE and truly are SPOKEN, BROUGHT INTO THE PRESENT MOMENT by the communication between the author from his/her book, and the PRESENT PERSON. Example: If I read a novel written by Mark Twain, I am connecting with Mark Twain. I'm being told a story that came out of his brain. He has traveled FORWARDS IN TIME to have a conversation with me or to tell me a story that came out of his head.
Thoughts?
[Review in RDF] Final thought for the moment that I heard somewhere: Every writer is a time traveler.
What does this means? This means that words convey ideas that COME ALIVE and truly are SPOKEN, BROUGHT INTO THE PRESENT MOMENT by the communication between the author from his/her book, and the PRESENT PERSON. Example: If I read a novel written by Mark Twain, I am connecting with Mark Twain. I'm being told a story that came out of his brain. He has traveled FORWARDS IN TIME to have a conversation with me or to tell me a story that came out of his head.
Thoughts?
by Simplify3 on May 11 2008
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