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The main question: What would be your next strategy step to continue developing Internet in a new radical way?

http://www.linkedin.com/answers/marketing-sales/business-development/MAR_BDV/155893-18926951

It is a way in the sense of “meta”, like Google is a “meta internet”. Do we know how to do it?
An example of this, is the next question and its answers, published on LinkedIn:

Mickael Nadeau

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Undecidable problem, From Logic to Ontology: The limit of “The Semantic Web”, Non-formal or Inconsistency Logic: LACAN’s LOGIC. Gödel’s incompleteness theorems

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From Logic to Ontology: The limit of The Semantic Web

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The limit of The Semantic Web: an Undecidable problem.

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From Logic to Ontology: The limit of “The Semantic Web”

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From Logic to Ontology: The limit of “The Semantic Web”
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Start-Up Aims for Database to Automate Web Searching

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Danny Hillis, left, is a founder of Metaweb Technologies and Robert Cook is the executive vice president for product development.

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Software: A computing maverick hopes to upgrade the web, transforming it from a document collection into a data commons

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Jun 7th 2007
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Software: A computing maverick hopes to upgrade the web, transforming it from a document collection into a data commons
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MOST people find it difficult to keep up with Danny Hillis’s imaginative leaps. In the 1980s he dreamt of building intelligent computers and co-founded Thinking Machines, a [...]

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Shared database MetaWeb gets $42M boost

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The main question: What would be your next strategy step to continue developing Internet in a new radical way?
It is a way in the sense of “meta”, like Google is a “meta internet”. Do we know how to do it?
A silicon valley is essentially 90% about the people and 10% about the place. Places close to financial centres and developed cities are more likely to host the next silicon valley, but smart people can turn any place into a silicon valley if that’s what they want, even if it’s in the middle of nowhere. However, now with the Internet I believe less in silicon valleys. I mean, what’s the point of having silicon valleys when entrepreneurs and techies can network through the Net and telecommute? As everyday real life contact becomes less necessary to conduct business, we will soon start seeing the genesis of ‘virtual’ silicon valleys leveraging the power of the Internet. If Ihad to build the next silicon valley, I would start by recruiting smart people on the Internet and creating incentives for like-minded individuals and companies to participate in some sort of hub website virtual marketplace

It makes me think carefully about the next big revolutionary step on internet development. Eventually, I think that the issue that is being treated here is a key issue and it deserves a new blog to be opened for it.
Generally speaking, this is the great step that could completely change our world as far as we know it now, like when computers were created and developed or just like Google, and it is all this tiny but huge things that have been changing our way of living and the way we understand life.
This is an open question, and I want that it would be the spirit of this simple blog!
You are all invited to build the meta internet!
Then you could start thinking a lot about this issue!
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