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Even In The Developing Parts Of The World, Kids Take To Computers Like Fish To Water.

Taxes Will Eventually Become A Voluntary Process, With The Possible Exception Of Real Estate - The One Physical Thing That Does Not Move Easily And Has Computable Value. The Us Has A Jump-start On The Practice, In That 65 Percent Of Local School Funds Come From Real Estate Taxes - A Practice Europeans Consider Odd And Ill Advised. But Wait Until That's All There Is Left To Tax, When The Rest Of The Things We Buy And Sell Come From Everywhere, Anywhere, And Nowhere.

Programming Allows You To Think About Thinking, And While Debugging You Learn Learning.

National Law Has No Place In Cyberlaw. Where Is Cyberspace? If You Don't Like Banking Laws In The United States, Set Up Your Machine On The Grand Cayman Islands. Don't Like The Copyright Laws In The United States? Set Up Your Machine In China. Cyberlaw Is Global Law, Which Is Not Going To Be Easy To Handle, Since We Seemingly Cannot Even Agree On World Trade Of Automobile Parts.

The Process Of Debugging, Going An Correcting The Program And Then Looking At The Behavior, And Then Correcting It Again, And Finally Iteratively Getting It To A Working Program, Is In Fact, Very Close To Learning About Learning.