question: Dear Mark , So I set out with my camera today , Intent on taking you through my favorite places inside of Glacier . I drove 30 miles , eyeing the skyline , wondering if the park was as moody as the clouds that danced across her mountaintops . I wound my way through to MacDonald Lake , watching a brilliant beam of sunshine , the first I 'd seen in days , light up the choppy surface of the water .
Q: What may be the type of relationship that I share with Mark ?

answer: Long distance relationship .

question: So then it is the job of people on the other side to take the person around and show them stuff representative of their country . The guy from Serbia over here has had wings , a Primanti 's sandwich , Iron City Beer , Yuengling , etc . He was going to Niagara Falls this weekend . He went to Kennywood last weekend ( it appears nowhere else in the world can compete with our Amusement parks).So we had a happy hour with him .
Q: What did the person do before he was shown stuff representative of the country he was in .

answer: The person went on vacation

question: There are many benefits to be had from this transition after all . But then I started to think about the long run . If everything is put onto the Internet , and the Internet is a place of impermanence - face it , it is continually changing every day - then what will become of our history ?
Q: What may happen during the Internets constant change ?

answer:
It could change our entire human history .