Steve wrote:

> Hang on!   Hang on!
>
> As I answered to a post I saw earlier today: The
> future isn't all that it's cracked up to be.
>
>         <indentation just for Ken>  We still have
> beggars/homeless people in the cities where we
> live, we still have children/young adults leaving
> school not being able to read or wrighte.  There's
> a vicious war in Kosovo, it hasn't rained in some
> parts of Ethiopia for about 15 years.
>
>   As I said the future it's for the imaginative,
> I've read Gibson and all the rest, and who would
> have thought in the seventies when video came out
> that cinema would be so popular now.
>
> Think again chaps and chapesses,  Machines are
> rubish, they break down and need humans to fix
> them.
>
> Don't have bad dreams.
>
> Steve
>

Machines are only as good as the people who build and program them and
as long as we know less about ourselves than the mechanisms we develop
the human race will enjoy it's job-security.
May the good Lord help us if we ever evolve past our ignorances.    ;-]

KB-

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