They are not yesterday's winners. Taking a concrete point that has been referred to earlier, you did move from what you now say to be your concept of elite, which is different from what I understood earlier, and you used that as a basis for saying that there is no point in governments or anybody seeking to ensure that the vast majority of people do have the means of access to the new technologies. I think you misunderstood me. I have not explained myself properly. That is where the elite comes from.
Equal opportunities is fundamental.
This is what Lord Mackay called the equal opportunities, to make yourself unequal. It is the unequal, to identify these unequal people there has to be equal opportunity. It is the question of how you perceive it. The ideology behind putting computers in school is not about making people unequal it is saying everyone gets the same. That is what I have a problem with.