... The Kindle Is A "roach Motel"

It's Hard Not To Like Asimov; He's A Really Likable Guy.

Most Of The Books, Music And Movies Ever Released Are Not Available For Sale, Anywhere In The World. In The Brief Time That P2p Nets Have Flourished, The Ad-hoc Masses Of The Internet Have Managed To Put Just About *everything* Online. What's More, They've Done It Far Cheaper Than Any Other Archiving/revival Effort Ever.

I'm 17 Years Old. I'm Not A Straight-a Student Or Anything. Even So, I Figured Out How To Make An Internet That They Can't Wiretap. I Figured Out How To Jam Their Person-tracking Technology. I Can Turn Innocent People Into Suspects And Turn Guilty People Into Innocents In Their Eyes. I Could Get Metal Onto An Airplane Or Beat A No-fly List. I Figured This Stuff Out By Looking At The Web And By Thinking About It. If I Can Do It, Terrorists Can Do It. They Told Us They Took Away Our Freedom To Make Us Safe. Do You Feel Safe?

Put Simply, I Want To Treat My Readers As Partners And Not Crooks. There Is No Future In Calling Your Most Active Promoters Crooks.

Funny, For All Surveillance, Osama Bin Laden Is Still Free—and We're Not. Guess Who's Winning The "war On Terror?