That's where the global positioning system, or GPS, can come in handy. The reason for this reminds me of this science fiction cat named Bruce Sterling. Bruce Sterling was one of the original cyberpunks, along with William Gibson and Greg Bear and Ruddy Rucker and some others who wrote about the future of the Net and technology noire . About the problem of the survival of the individual in the developing age of man-machine interaction, biotech manipulation, and berserk Statism and Corporatism. Okay, maybe so, maybe not.
Some information wants to be paid for .
Like me, when I tell you what I know. But what Mr. Sterling was saying was information is like a genie in a bottle. You can't hide technology under a bushel because it will turn into a bonfire and burn your bushel down. If information wants to be free, the sovereign individual wants to be mobile. The sovereign citizen does not want to be a prisoner of geography, unless she just happens to be sedentary by choice.