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DILBERT © United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Used with permission.
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I see business as usual
In the future, cyberspace won't exist as a concept. The Internet will be the only way to do normal business, making it unnecessary to have special words to describe it.
Today we say I drove to work and don't need to add in a car because it is assumed. Cyberspace, multimedia, the Internet and a host of other words will leave the language in twenty years as they also become assumed as the normal way of doing things.
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