We Have To Make Machines Understand What

Young People, I Happen To Believe, Are The World's Most Precious Natural Resource.

When You Meet A Head Of State, And You Say, 'what Is Your Most Precious Natural Resource?' They Will Not Say Children At First, And Then When You Say, 'children,' They Will Pretty Quickly Agree With You.

It's Not Computer Literacy That We Should Be Working On, But Sort Of Human-literacy. Computers Have To Become Human-literate.

Digital Living Will Include Less And Less Dependence Upon Being In A Specific Place At A Specific Time, And The Transmission Of Place Itself Will Start To Become Possible.

Giving The Kids A Programming Environment Of Any Sort, Whether It's A Tool Like Squeak Or Scratch Or Logo To Write Programs In A Childish Way - And I Mean That In The Most Generous Sense Of The Word, That Is, Playing With And Building Things - Is One Of The Best Ways To Learn.