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| 48 teams, 104 matches The world is rocking, Shakira's breathtaking, Song of Revival, It's the World Cup Fever. Another kind of storm has taken over The feverish kind that keeps you awake No matter the time The nail-biting tensions The egos of footballers Pride of nations Watch Out!! A tornado has broken loose. Go! Go! Go! The World Cup Fever For the first time ever Hosted by Mexico, Canada, USA 3 nations Record-breaking matches A tournament held like no other. 48 teams, 104 matches sharing a stage the largest ever The players have already put it together They are branded the history-makers. |
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Free to read & review on @Inkitt! Ever wondered what it takes to be a visionary? Read Stewart Brand's story. Dive into a legacy, a gift to our world and the world after us,
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Gods of the Digital Commune:
"We are as Gods, and might as well get good at it." - Stewart Brand.
The opening line of the 1968 Whole Earth Catalog captures the back-to-land movement
and the personal computer revolution.
Stewart Brand created the first paper internet. A man of great foresight, he wanted the whole
world to see what the Earth looked like and created a button campaign to get NASA to release
images of the planet. Read about his vision to bring The Whole Earth Catalog to life.
The Catalog allowed a reader in a remote cabin to look up a tool, find a book on
solar energy, or connect with an organic farming collective.
It mapped out human knowledge exactly the way the World Wide Web does today.
Brand's genius wasn't just as a publisher, but as an information architect who
anticipated the digital age using nothing but paper and ink.
