Spider wrote:
> 
> 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.
> of course.
> "The future will probably be like now, but different"
> I don't know who stated that, but I liked it :-)
I it to, but neither I know who said it.

> 
> >         <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.
> Hmm, genocide again.. 50 years since the last one... *hmm*

Unfourtunatly only 5 years...
Don't you remember the genocide of Tutsi by Hutus in Rwanda.

> 
> >   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.
> I agree with you, and I agree with the fact, we will never see far into the future..

Hardly more than a few years, if even that.

> 
> > Think again chaps and chapesses,  Machines are
> > rubish, they break down and need humans to fix
> > them.
> hehe, they sure do.

To bad humans break down and need fixing to ;(.

> 
> 
> > Don't have bad dreams.
> Why not? it's a bad world after all...

Not all bad, we do have some good things, like POV.

/Peter Toneby

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