>moral dilemma, you could post it (anonymously, presumably) to the >Internet, and get (more-or-less realtime) a cross-section of opinions >from around the world. Some would be silly, admittedly, but you could >tap a wide cross-section of humanity this way. And it would certainly Read the SF book "Interface" by Steven Bury. While I believe in community building and soliciting opinions/help from the net, I also believe that great innovations can come from the individual, often working against public scorn. The above idea is great, but temper it with a grain of salt. Public opinion can be just public ignorance. Also, from my newsgroup days, often those who write the most have the least to say and hope that repetition is the key to influence. Thad Starner MIT Media Laboratory Wearable Computing Project
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