Abstract
This article provides a general discussion of the evolution of the World Wide Web and its rapid takeover within many crucial sectors of the modern world such as energy, education, and the military. Dietrich details the function of data and its role as “the heart of everything” that defines the realities of society’s current computer environments. The author cements this idea by using, British mathematician Alan Turing’s insights regarding the computer’s superior symbol universal processing capabilities in comparison to the original symbol processor at our disposal, the human brain.
Preservation Process
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Recommended Citation
Dietrich, Frank
(2000)
"Data Particles — Meta Data — Data Space: "What is here is there too." The Rig Veda,"
SWITCH: Vol. 13:
No.
1, Article 1.
Available at:
https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/switch/vol13/iss1/1