It can also be a significant hindrance. As children, we think in visual terms. But from the day we learn how to speak, most of our creativity is channeled into the spoken word. And the words that we know limit the very images that we can conjure and directly affect the way in which we understand and imagine things. Most people who use the Internet cannot describe the basics about the network.
Understandable images are essential to selling products and ideas.
But the words correctly and simply convey that this was just the next step in an evolution, and that is really what we want them to know. What we know drives our decisions. If this is your knowledge base, consider the decisions that you are likely to make. Although laws have always lagged behind technology, the Internet has demonstrated an unprecedented rate of change and its users an incredibly fast rate of adoption of new technologies. The rapid commercial growth of the Internet that began more than seven years ago is today largely fueled by e-commerce, which will require cryptography and other mechanisms to provide privacy, authentication, message integrity, and trust to achieve widespread acceptance and success.