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A Brief History of the The Bright Side: The Dark Side
A Brief History of the

The Bright Side: The Dark Side
Michael Hart with Max Fuller
(C)1995, Released on March 8th.
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CHAPTER 00
Preface
The Conquers Space, Time, and Mass Production...
Michael Hart called it NeoMass Production [TM] in 1971... and
published the . Declaration of Independence on the and no one was
listening...or were they? ???careful!!!! If the governments, universities or
colleges of the world wanted people to be educated, they certainly could
have a copy of things like the Declaration of Independence where
everyone could get an electronic copy. After all, it has been over 25
years since the began as government funded projects among our
universities, and only 24 years since the Declaration was posted, followed
by the Bill of Rights, Constitution, the Bible, Shakespeare, etc.
Why do more people get their electronic books from others than these
institutions when they spend a TRILLION DOLLAR BUDGET EVERY
YEAR pretending their goal is some universal form of education.
This is the story of the Bright Side and Dark Side of the
. . .Bright Side first.
The Facts:
The is a primitive version of the "Star municator,"
the "Star Trek Transporter," and, also a primitive version of the "Star Trek
Replicator."
Communicator
The "let's" you talk to anyone on the Earth, as long as they,
too, are on the .
Transporter
The "let's" you transport anything you would be able to get
into puter to ter.
Replicator
The "let's" you replicate anything anyone is able to get into
puter, from "The Mona Lisa" to "The Klein Bottle" if you use the
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right "printer," and the library never closes, the books are always on the
shelves, never checked out, lost, in for binding, and there is never an
overdue fine because you never, ever, have to take them back.