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Globalizing Information

Where it all started … : 

Where it all started … The printing Press Johannes Gutenberg 1440 Book making Because of him spread of knowledge became easier . This is why we know a lot about the past.

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Telegraph Samuel Morse 1837 Developed for people to communicate from their homes or offices without having to move.

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Telephone Alexander Graham Bell Break through in communication Transmitting speech

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Computers The first large-scale digital computer of this kind appeared in 1944 at Harvard University, built by mathematician Howard Aiken president Johnson’s administration World War II Jack Kilby in 1958 English writer Ada Byron 1979

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Internet Bob Metcalfe 1973; Ethernet Instant transfer of knowledge JCR Licklider Lawrence Roberts Leonard Kleinrock Robert Kahn Vinton Cerf

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Advantages

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Disadvantages

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Satellites Sputnik 1957 launched by the Soviet Union Weather forecasting Facilitated communication Navigation (GPS) Television

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Wireless TV Cell phones/ Blackberry Transfer of knowledge anywhere

Scientific thinking : 

Scientific thinking The majority of scientists who have created these innovations have used the scientific method in their way of thinking . They used empirical, quantitative, repeatable, and unbiased data to develop their discoveries. And as scientists have been always subjected to falsifiability. An example would be the computers, if they were not always being tested, then they wouldn’t always be improving. The human genome project was also another great issue that heavily depended on scientific thinking because they were subjected to a lot of criticism.

Globalizing information is the most important scientific discovery : 

Globalizing information is the most important scientific discovery Globalizing information is the most important scientific discovery because it is one of the main reasons man is so sophisticated today. It is the reason why man is so knowledgeable, if the printing press was not invented we wouldn’t have had all the books that recorded people ideas, beliefs and inventions. If we didn’t have computers and internet we wouldn’t be able to call people in the states within 5 minutes. More importantly we wouldn’t have had ‘instant’ access to knowledge all the time.

Works cited : 

Works cited http://women.cs.cmu.edu/ada/Resources/Ada/ http://www.iips.org/Viewpoint_Hiroki.pdf http://www.iips.org/Viewpoint_Hiroki.pdf http://www.wordinfo.info/words/index/info/view_unit/4007/?letter=T&spage=2 http://www.crews.org/curriculum/ex/compsci/articles/generations.htm http://www.comptechlib.com/computer-technology-advancement.htm  http://www.oppapers.com/essays/Globalization-Can-Have-Negative-Impact-Developing/145452 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johannes_Gutenberg Pictures: http://www.cadi.ph/images/negglob.gif http://www.myptsmail.com/hotdog256/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/first_telegraph.jpg