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World brain
Book • 1938
H. G.
Wells' 'World Brain' envisions a future where all human knowledge is collected and made accessible through a global digital archive.
Wells foresaw the need for a centralized, interconnected system that would transcend geographical and political boundaries.
His concept aimed to promote collaboration, understanding, and intellectual progress on a global scale.
He believed that such a system would empower individuals with access to the collective wisdom of humanity, fostering informed decision-making and problem-solving.
The 'World Brain' idea anticipated many aspects of the modern internet and digital libraries, highlighting Wells' visionary insight into the potential of information technology.
The book remains a relevant exploration of how knowledge management and accessibility can shape the future of civilization.
Wells' 'World Brain' envisions a future where all human knowledge is collected and made accessible through a global digital archive.
Wells foresaw the need for a centralized, interconnected system that would transcend geographical and political boundaries.
His concept aimed to promote collaboration, understanding, and intellectual progress on a global scale.
He believed that such a system would empower individuals with access to the collective wisdom of humanity, fostering informed decision-making and problem-solving.
The 'World Brain' idea anticipated many aspects of the modern internet and digital libraries, highlighting Wells' visionary insight into the potential of information technology.
The book remains a relevant exploration of how knowledge management and accessibility can shape the future of civilization.
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