I needed to look up something about EU membership today, and went to the Wikipedia artile on it. — and I’m reminded yet again what a wondrous thing it is. I could spend hours looking at pages like this — learning things I’d forgotten, and many I’d never known. Even the disclaimers at the top of the page are wonderful — indicating contested parts of the content, that there could be/is bias in the article, etc. Just a magnificent evolution of shared knowledge, I think, for all its faults. For me, it’s ground zero for human beings to learn again how to really read. How to read in an age of ubiquitous and cheap creation tools — how to read in an age where understanding point of view of authors is paramount.
But this article is just a beautiful example of what’s possible. In the middle of a busy work day for me, I am undone.
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May 19, 13:08 › Easy Acco: A good blog always comes-up with new and exciting May 19, 13:06 › Doodle Maker: Took me time to read all the comments, but I really May 19, 13:01 › Blogger Cage: I'm constantly searching on the internet for posts Mar 18, 11:04 › sohbet: I enjoyed it very much, thanksHome
Jun 26, 21:11 › kev: I am sorry I missed this when it actually occurred Jun 19, 17:00 › Ken: I was doing a search on "shoulder problems" and came