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“You don't wake up one day no longer a racist. It takes generations to tear that intuition, that DNA, out of the soul of a people.” Lawrence Lessig: We the People, and the Republic we must reclaimPlay video Share 0 people shared this quote “[Tim Berners-Lee] told me about his proposed system called the ‘World Wide Web.’ And I thought, well, that’s got a pretentious name.” — Ian Ritchie Ian Ritchie: The day I turned down Tim Berners-LeeWatch this talk Share 8 people shared this quote “Marc Andreessen wrote the world’s first browser for the World Wide Web. According to Fortune magazine, he’s worth $700 million. But is he happy?” — Ian Ritchie Ian Ritchie: The day I turned down Tim Berners-LeeWatch this talk Share 0 people shared this quote TED Quotes brings you salient bits of TEDTalks, on everything from activism to storytelling, from chemistry to curiosity. Have thoughts about TED Quotes? Want to suggest a quote? Share your ideas with us. Send an email to quotes@ted.com. Follow us on Twitter: @TEDQuote Allianz provides singular insight and expertise to help people manage new risks and opportunities. Believing that with knowledge comes a responsibility to act, Allianz partners with TED to share cutting-edge insights to empower every one of us to make better decisions. Learn more about Allianz SE. © TED Conferences, LLC
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Ian Ritchie: Ian Ritchie: Dan kada sam odbio Tima Berners-Leeja Zamislite da je kraj 1990-te i da ste upravo upoznali simpatičnog mladog čovjeka imena Tim Berners-Lee, koji vam počinje pričati o svojem sustavu koji se zove World Wide Web. Ian Ritchie je to doživio. I... nije bio impresioniran. Kratka priča o informacijama, povezanosti i učenju iz grešaka. Similar topics - Business - History - Technology - Web Related talks Discuss Enthusiastically agree? Respectfully beg to differ? Have your say here.