Frontiers through the Ages
- Water, 1400
- Land, 1840
- Gold, 1850
- Wire, 1880
- Air, 1900
- Celluloid, 1920
- Plastic, 1950
- Space, 1960
- Silicon, 1980
- Networks, 1990
- Data, 2000
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robinachalmers reblogged this from feltron and added:
what’s the next frontier?
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Using that data for “personalization” says web 2.0. dbreunig:
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Interesting List on human frontiers through the ages
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I’m no futurist, but it would seem to me the next frontier is batteries.
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