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April 5, 2005
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  • High-speed Internet stumps government
    Congress just received a report it requested on this hot, newfangled thing, the Internet. At least, it was a newfangled thing back when the report was requested--in 1998. Officials say the National Research Council was asked, seven years ago, to finish the report within nine months, but by golly, the whole Internet thing was just changing too fast to catch up with. The $1 million, taxpayer-funded report's findings? Everything is, basically, fine. Wow, thanks, guys.
  • The littlest victims: French watchmakers
    Sometimes the world is so selfish and blind. We just embrace our new technologies and don't even think about the unintended victims of our march toward progress. Take watchmakers. The youth of today don't even bother with watches! They just check the time on their cell phones! It's gotten so bad, in fact, that French watchmakers and jewellers were forced to sue a phone carrier for advertising the obsolescence of watches and clocks. Now that is just sad--in that "you've got to be kidding me" way.
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