On Mon, 12 Feb 1996, Andrew Moreno wrote:
> I think the inet is great because it's structure allows people to select
> who they learn from and what they learn according to _their own_
> criteria.
Let me qualify this;
I think the inet is great because it's structure allows people to select
who they learn from and what they learn according to _their own_ criteria
at the minimum "cost" (time, energy, etc.) to them while creating maximum
value possible at that particular point in time for the other people and
stakeholders involved in the inet system.
Thanks for giving me the opportunity to write this (originally it was
going to be a longer post but I figured out pretty well the main point I
wanted to make). I've been thinking about this for a long time....
Isn't serendipity great?
Andrew Moreno
amoreno@broken.ranch.org
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