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John Smith I · March 7th 07, 01:11 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy

wrote:

...
A couple of points he Deignan has not toned down his
combination of Cynical Chic attitude and general "I am
superior to you" coloring of his comments. The "knowledge
of computers" (how to use them, really) is generally
overblown by those INTO computers as it applies to this
modern age. Yes, the Internet is OPEN to all and at least
one out of five households in the USA has some form of
Internet access. But, on the Internet is a collection of
dreck, of bigotry, terribly one-sided crap, emotionally-
loaded opinions, all mixed in with public relations,
personal "look at me" sort of things AND intellectual
knowledge. It is much more convenient to use the Internet
to hunt for any of those things than to leave the house
and go running around for input different ways.

The Internet made many many things possible but the
increase of an individual's knowledge bank is an
entirely different subject. The Internet is such a
HUGE pot-pourri of different "stuff," so MUCH stuff
that it can't be evaluated properly.

73,

The above is false, misleading, inaccurate and comes from a "footing"
which is flawed.

True, you MUST be intelligent and educated enough to access INTELLIGENT,
ACCURATE, KNOWLEDGEABLE are RELEVANT sources on the internet.

Frequently I limit searches by including:

site:.edu (NOTE: the a colon follows site and a period preceeds
edu--with NO spaces in the entire line)

This will limit your searches to ONLY educational institutions, in
google ... there is much more you need to know also--TAKE A COMPUTER
CLASS!!!

If you doubt the accuracy of what your search engine is giving you,
indeed, if you have found inaccurate data returned from your search
engine--EDUCATE YOURSELF AND COME UP TO SPEED IN THE PRESENT
MILLENNIUM--THE PROBLEM IS NOT THE INTERNET--IT IS YOU!!!

JS
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