It's easy to forget that there is a large portion of the population that is not online or not contributing because they cannot afford it or outright reject it.

Stone notes that the Internet has caused her to enjoy the physical world less often, but more intensely when she does surround herself with it. The key being intention to be in one or the other at a particular time.

We are replacing the real world, real experience, with images and film, replicating it, but the experience is degraded in the replication.

When we work with knowledge wrapped in complexity, we grow overly confident. Economics is a perfect example.

Some examples of the technology impacting brain development, including thickening of portions from reading and writing.

The Internet is a cognitive prosthesis, helping our brains to summon facts, but it also makes us more uncertain about the facts we take for granted, because there are challenges to what we know everywhere online.

Kevin Kelly describes how he his attention is grabbed by smaller bits of information and his mind more active as a result.

Some observations made by the author about how his thinking and behaviors have changed through online technologies.

Life online requires properly allocating our attention to maximize our productivity.

Is the information we consume on the Internet like refined sugar, leaving us hungrier than before?

A bookmark is an artificial place in a book, without which we return to the last point in a book that made an impact on your brain.

With the increasing number of celebrities in the world, the value of each celebrity is reduced, when everyone is a celebrity, we should all fee free to be eccentric ourselves.

A shared sentiment, the idea that reading youtube comments robs our faith in humanity.

DNA has often propagated bad ideas, evidenced by all the extinct species throughout Earth's history; today the Internet propagates vast quantities of bad data.

It takes inquisitive minds to browse the Internet and generous minds to fill it with content.

While we may have hundreds of friends on social network sites, the human brain is only capable of handling a smaller social network.

What are the cultural and emotional impacts of the flood of pornography to people accessing the Internet?

Social networking allows conspiracy theorists to insulate themselves in tribes of like-mindedness.

Hillis notes that people equate the www with the internet, failing to realize they are actually very different things, with www being just one thing out of many running on the internet. He compares it to people equating electricity with electric lights, and failing to realize all the other applications the invention makes possible.

With the www, we should reconsider or recontextualize the meaning of the word "curator," someone who takes care of things in museum, to include those who digitize art, prose, or ideas online.