I think that a lot of the differences between peoples have to do with physical geography, with place, but more particularly, with the length of time a group of people have lived, died and loved in one place. I think that over thousands of years, we grew into the land, took on its features, spoke like the mountains, and sang in harmony with the valleys. Cyberspace is a new space and it has no room for the body. The body is left on the chair and the mind goes out to dance on the wire. Such thinking sends a shudder through us now, but I wonder how normal it will be to our children and their children.
Home is a place where habit meets habit.
Home is a place you spend a long time in. Home is a place where you know that you belong. We usually only have one real home. But in these transition years, we may find that we have one home out on the wire and one back at the fire. Or we may have several.