I read my morning newspaper online. I buy discount airline tickets online. I participate in animated sports banter online. Still, I have never been to the magical land called cyberspace. Cyberspace isn't on any map, but I know that it must exist, because it is spoken of every day.
People spend hours in chat rooms.
They visit Web sites. They travel through this electronic domain on an information superhighway. The language we use implies that cyberspace is a place as tangible as France or St. Louis or the coffee shop on the corner. I recently participated in a telephone conference call with people in several other states and countries. I doubt that any of us thought so.