So that's what's going to be abundant. What's going to be scarce is time. Time has two key boundaries. One is the span of life-the length of the human life, hours in a day, turnaround time. The other is the speed of light.
Electrons move nine inches a nanosecond.
That means the smallest computers will be the fastest computers. And they will be connected all around the world in pier networks rather than centralized networks. You are not going to have any return to some massively centralized system where all the processing takes place in Topeka. The Internet is the manifestation of these rules. And the key rule of industry now is to use the technologies of the speed of light to effectively extend the span of life by increasing the efficiency and the use of time.