Gary North explica:
"... This is seen in the novel by George Orwell, Nineteen
Eighty-Four. The tyrant who enforces the totalitarian state
says this. "Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls
the present controls the past."
The cost of
controlling the past has risen exponentially since 1995: the year
that the graphics browser was introduced. Then came Google.
I know Orwell
said this, because I just verified it on several websites. That
took under one minute. There is some debate over punctuation: period,
colon, or semicolon. I think I will not go to the trouble of looking
it up in my library, which is in a special room miles away.
The cost of
research is a tiny fraction of what it was in 1995. The Web has
changed everything..."
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Veja também: Antony Mueller: A Internet e o futuro da liberdade
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