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syn·er·gy (sîn¹er-jê) noun an idea in cultural anthropology from Ruth Benedict and Abraham Maslow plural syn·er·gies

1.

The interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects.

2. Cooperative interaction among groups, especially among the acquired subsidiaries or merged parts of a corporation, that creates an enhanced combined effect. .


[From Greek sunergia, cooperation, from sunergos, working together. SYNERGISM.]

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The article from Friday, May 10, 1996 9:40:31 AM see mother.txt and welfare.txt for "Small Schools and teen age mothers" "Charter schools", randayn for Ayn Rand and the new right, biod.txt for biodiversity, downsizing and the Internet ( BELOW ) and they are put on as seauton.txt, mother.txt, welfare.txt, charter.txt etc.

Project on the internet Market services

Yes, we agree, Kevin is getting the server up by May 15th and will have workgroups with Netbios going - he is very good and the system will be interactive like a real LANs. What we need is Beta testers with windows 95 and enough "smarts" to be in a test workgroup - starting very soon.


RE:

The world is not impartial, unbiased or equitable:

Thomas Jefferson, in a apogee of political rhetoric, was objectively wrong when he wrote in the most important political document of modern history; "/de hold these truth to be self- evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness." As the Founding Fathers knew, the power of the state is a constantly shifting balance of power between individual interest, collective interests, and conflicts of interest. Rights are gained in struggle, enforced in courts, political struggle, with the barrow of a musket and maintained by vigorous and constant vigilance.

http://docs.whitehouse.gov/white-house-publications/1997/01/1997-01-20-presidents-inaugural-address.text

THE WHITE HOUSE

Office of the Press Secretary ______________________________________________________________ For Immediate Release January 20, 1997

INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT WILLIAM J. CLINTON

U.S. Capitol

12:05 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: My fellow citizens:

" At this last presidential inauguration of the 20th century, let us lift our eyes toward the challenges that await us in the next century. It is our great good fortune that time and chance have put us not only at the edge of a new century, in a new millennium, but on the edge of a bright new prospect in human affairs -- a moment that will define our course, and our character, for decades to come. We must keep our old democracy forever young. Guided by the ancient vision of a promised land, let us set our sights upon a land of new promise.


The promise of America was born in the 18th century out of the bold conviction that we are all created equal. It was extended and preserved in the 19th century, when our nation spread across the continent, saved the union, and abolished the awful scourge of slavery.


Then, in turmoil and triumph, that promise exploded onto the world stage to make this the American Century.

And what a century it has been. America became the world's mightiest industrial power; saved the world from tyranny in two world wars and a long cold war; and time and again, reached out across the globe to millions who, like us, longed for the blessings of liberty. ......

america demands and deserves big things from us -- and nothing big ever came from being small. (Applause.) Let us remember the timeless wisdom of Cardinal Bernardin, when facing the end of his own life. He said: "It is wrong to waste the precious gift of time, on acrimony and division."

Fellow citizens, we must not waste the precious gift of this time. For all of us are on that same JOURney of our lives, and our JOURney, too, will come to an end. But the JOURney of our America must go on.

And so, my fellow Americans, we must be strong, for there is much to dare.

The demands of our time are great and they are different. Let us meet them with faith and courage, with patience and a grateful and happy heart. Let us shape the hope of this day into the noblest chapter in our history. Yes, let us build our bridge. (Applause.) A bridge wide enough and strong enough for every American to cross over to a blessed land of new promise. "

President William Jefferson Clinton was also technically wrong in his cryptic political rhetoric yesterday.

The "map is not the territory", and language is not action, dreams are not policy, hope is not accomplishment.

There is no objective reality to the symbols of hope, dreams, ideals, faith, and love. We live in a cold indifferent universe, there is not an friendly spirit that rewards good and punishes evil, nothing outside our social system protects us and cares about our welfare.

The human ability to transfer /images into symbols, and symbols into plans and realities, causes the confusion between works, objective reality and words.


The fault of atheist and logical positivism is that impartial reality is not all that is important. Subjective reality, emotional attachments, empathy, belief, faith, hope and charity are also critical, all is not science and engineering.

There is a clear reality to "vision" of new promise, unity, social values, peace, justice and prosperity.

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SYNERGY-NET New Information in a new way, an interactive classroom on the WWW. For those who are new here - or don't understand what is going on.. here are the themes that are developed in many ways.

If you really want to "break" the mold and try something a little more interesting than Covey check out program developed on the SYNERGY-NET.

We will cut and paste for any group - make it simple - difficult etc. We use nominal group process to help set goals in the beginning and break up into groups on the base of styles of personality. It is then a free form depending on the group dynamics. I don't believe in keeping to an agenda but go with the flow.

The method is the message and we do what we say - liberty ( less government more freedom ) means less set goals and methods and process. TWO equality means the people have a lot to contribute and should be able to have a big voice in what they do - and how they do it - and third real groups with real power of choice.

RE: Three to five day DYNAMIC SYNERGY workshops

RE: Plan Ahead......but look out: hold hands, group-ware is the base of a vast social revolution. Two models of social technology:

The old dying territorial structured bureaucracies and new un-tied, transient, flexible, task-force, collaborate work groups. Our site is a test bed for the new world order.

NOTE: go to http://www.altavista.digi tal.com then http://www.digita l.com:80/info/home.html and take a look at Digital's plans for the Internet. If you have Netscape 2 or Atlas with Hot Java their presentation is very innovative. ( Was there yesterday but gone today ?) OH here it is ! http://www.alt avista.software.digital.com/#


Mother's DAY: Our mothers told us polite lies. Do this, or avoid that and it will work out.

The world we expected didn't happen. We need, want, and hope for a more sensible secure world than we got. Downsizing, instability, change is happening all around us, and most of us don't like it and can't cope.


The interactive web is happening even faster than I thought. Most of our social institutions, habits, economy, global perspective, are changing. Change, is as in the Chinese character, made from danger inside an opportunity.

The "catch-on" factor means some will take advantage of the new niches in the social economy and others will resist change to their bitter end.

RE: First Synergy Symposium:

The WWW as a life form;

Categories for the filing system: Body structures, Communities, and dynamics of change.

Our domain hardware is in place, the phone lines connected and we are attaching our node to the next level provider to the Internet backbone. I am designing the seminar interface using evolutionary biology as a paradigm. I have come up with these topic areas, that will become part of the file management systems. I would really like your ideas.


The Categories below become part of the on-going open forum that is the Synergy Network .

The sophist were teachers in a cloister or market place, where people met around the fountain or well, the market place of ideas.

Synergy Network is the global village square and the Internet forum. Here we met Plato, who following his sufi teacher Socrates, discussed with the Sophists the existence of the unchanging and invisible God. A spirit who in many forms visits us in the dreamtime. From these visions or ideas, is the certain knowledge which is the foundation of all law and values, traditions and customs and a good life. He came to believe that since we live by illusions, anyway, and somethings will always be a mystery, are in fact unknowable: we should have good, beautiful dreams of an objective truth. A tree we will know by its' fruit, the juice of the grape by the wine.

Area ONE: BASIC BODY structures:

Before the Cambrian extinction ( 450 million years ago ) there were hundreds of basic body designs. Only a few dozen survived, one of which was one using internal bones and tubes, becoming fish, reptiles, dinosaurs, birds, and mammals.

The basic body style of the inter-net includes the backbone, communications protocols, the web structure, modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog )s, and the way we connect and how fast.

The pattern is not fixed. Cable, wireless, and other body forms are possible, such as the Internet terminal.

Regulation and legislation are part of the body styles issues.

Body Structure: Hard Ware and Soft Ware: Providers, servers, modem ( or digital connection to replace the analog )s, phone and cable lines, wireless, satellite, cell phones, backbones - shape the body style of the Internet.

Body Parts:

I-phone, chat, VDO, Http, the grammar of communications is the nervous system.

The lines are the blood circulation.

The backbone hold it all together.

The skin is the graphic interface, but what is the heart ? Does it have a soul ?


The Forum: Winframe, the conference programs: maybe should be part of:

Area two: COMMUNITIES:

Ecological communities are complex dynamic systems that have many counter-intuitive relationships. For example, the role of the matrical elephant in the group, provides memory, experience and leadership. Fungi are critical to many plants in the use of soil minerals. Plants and insects evolve together. Alligators produce the water holes that support fish, that feed birds, that support predators, on up the food chain. Ecological survival is not simply the "survival" of the fittest but how communities fit into the complex and often unstable dynamics of whole systems.

Communities and interfaces:

The food chain; Who is eating whom in

The Wild Kingdom or America today ? Also all these applications depend on each other - synergy

Search: AltaVista, Yahoo, and the other search engines form connections between communities of web pages.

Message transfer: http - editors - ftp - chat - Sites, pages, Gophers, archie, e-mail, mail-lists, newgroups are styles of message transport.

Storage and filing: Access, data base management, BBS, message strings, are part of saving and finding materials.

On-line services: Compuserve, America-on-Line, Microsoft Network, PBS, NPR, Time Warner, NBC -

Nodes and Niches:

The media and the message; includes providers of web space;

The Market place - catalogs -

Digital on Netscape Community systems that promote virtual office, classroom, laboratory, retail store, groups that should integrate with Publishing, Merchant and other Applications.

Area three: DYNAMICS of change:

What is done by whom and how:

The history of evolutionary biology is long periods of boredom and short periods of terror and mass extinctions.

The dynamics of change have been climate change, invasions ( People, rats and goats ), meteors and astroid, and the dynamics of communities themselves.

The balance of cooperation and competition suddenly change.

There is a random or element of chaos like the weather.

Complex systems have counter-intuitive interactions ( Blau and Scott in Organizational theory, Forester in Industrial dynamics, Senge in Organizational Learning ) Starr fish on reefs, elephants and trees, people and large game, the rain forests, spotted owls, sea turtles, have second and third and fourth repercussions in dynamic communities.

Netscape and mosaic is an example of dynamic shifts in the ecology of the Internet. Wal-mat computer systems tied to providers is another.

Public Schools are the most resistant to change of any of our major institutions.

They do the talk be don't take the walk. Nothing really has changed except a steady decline in standards.

They are form without substance, more and more disconnect from reality.

They are fearful, angry, dominated by ritual; which some maybe call crazy. Synergy Network offers an alternative. A new form of learning organization, new content in a new method.

The method is the message, the media is the content. Form and substance in a conceptual whole becomes a mystery because it is new and not easy but fun.

Awareness of possible futures causes the fear of change or hope for a better world; Every action has a reaction.

Ritual, fear of change, group-think, are the natural reaction to concerns about the future. Because we are aware of ourselves we become self-conscious. Because we are dependent on a social system we become concerned with ambiguity of these affiliations and need to fit in, share the collective illusions.

The origins of the species maybe more than an allegory of the ecology of dynamic systems. Stephen Jay Gould and Edward O. Wilson (

The Diversity of Life ) must guide our thinking about economics, politics, education, business, ecological communities and change.

They describe a natural "order" not only of slow steady progress but rapid, chaotic, random, change.

The kind of uncertainty we may well fear.

There is not the order and certainty we need, expect, want, and were told about. So grow up.

For more on the extinctions see: http://www.well.co m/user/elin/mstry.htm from Elin Whitney-Smith elin@tmn.com http://www.well.com/user/eli n

Somewhere about 10,000 years ago one group of the few million humans became fearful and hopeful. Among the life of the "Beasts" life can be uncertain. Predication, starvation, uncertainty is a daily fact of life. Who will eat whom today in the Wild Kingdom ? But do they worry ?

They are aware of danger, or they don't survive. But conscious worries about things that " might happen " are human concerns. All the things our mothers worried about that didn't happen or we wouldn't be here to talk about it.

When territories are invaded by new predators and the existing population has no fear - it's quickly exterminated. Dead as the do-do birds. Human and rats decimated the existing fauna of New Zealand, Hawaii, North and South America; and maybe responsible for the extinction of mammoths and mastodons. Our big social creatures are unlikely to survive this sudden change in the social ecology.

Handy's "

The Age of Unreason" is a guide to flexible and small within bigger systems.

The clover leaf organization. That's my idea of the learning centers - charter schools. New content as well as form. Less government more freedom, (liberty ) empowerment of the people, (equality) valid human communities ( fraternity )who learn to learn and figure it out for themselves. Markarenko's road to life is the way of diversities control, work groups, brigades, task forces as Branch discussed 30 years ago.

The open mobile work force not tied in bureaucratic notes, job descriptions, title and duties but out to get the job done.

Citrix Corp. has produced WINFRAME Visit Glendon College of York University (CA) (wfwin32.exe) Glendon College at http://arianne.glendon.yorku.ca/

/select.map?25,67 Citrix knowledge base - It opened with wfwin32.exe as a helper in netscape C:\Program *Files\Citrix\WinFrame and c:\Icawin\wfica32.exe with \Client\wfcrun32.exe the program on the same page - It worked to opened MS Access, Taxi, Adobe Acrobat and lotus notes file managers. GREAT with the downloads on Citrix.

The program opens X windows as Lotus Notes or other formats. If you have problems ask Mr. Moose copied from Winframe.
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    Semaphore a http://www.wiredbrain.net/documents/ JOURNAL of Futures life

    At 09:44 PM 4/27/96 EDT, Alan Dennis wrote:

    I saw your posting on DEOS-L. Gartner group estimates that the groupware market will grow from a 10% pentetration to a 60-80% by 2001. In my opinion, groupware will migrate specialized software and platforms (e.g. notes, groupsystems), to the web, creating a "new" Internet application that few people have thought about right now.

    We have developed an Internet groupware system (URL below) and I would appreciate talking with you about the services you offer.

    Alan

    Alan Dennis Associate Professor of MIS Phone: 706-542-3902 Department of Management Home: 706-613-7807 Terry College of Business Fax: 706-542-3743 University of Georgia Internet: adennis@uga.cc.uga.edu Athens, GA 30602 USA

    WWW Home Page: http://www.cba.uga.edu/faculty/alan.html Groupware Central: http://www.cba.uga.edu/groupware/groupware.html Free Web-Based Groupware: http://tcbworks.mgmt.uga.edu:8080 Telecom Textbook: http://tcbworks.mgmt.uga.edu:8080/~adennis/home.htm

    RE: Free Markets, down-sizing, evolutionary ecology and bio- diversity


    The Internet as an evolutionary dynamic life force will become involved in unexpectedly large extinctions of bigger less flexible institutions and open many new niches in the economic ecology for smaller faster companies.

    The public schools, the phone company, and maybe even congress and the President could suddenly be transformed and down-sized.

    I am suggesting a million small schools (learning centers, see charter.htm on the synergy site), which like small primitive mammals in the age of dinosaurs can evolve into conscious homo sapiens. People in these centers will learn new things in new ways, as in the Neolithic age, modern people had the "catch-on" factor and quick replaced prior models. Those that "learn to learn" will be the survivors and the creators of tomorrow. Small is better because of biological history and the physics of complex systems. ( See http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Trails/4333/First.htm.)

    These learning cells are connected by the nervous system of the Internet and become a new dynamic social technology. This is all ready happening in home schooling.

    The windows 95, NT server as interactive platform plays a critical role in an aggressive economic and social ecology. ( see markets and Beta testers on the synergy site )

    Our ideas, conscious and un-conscious, of ourselves and our social institutions have been heavily influenced by science and religion. Scientific theory becomes a popular allegory or mythology explaining to ourselves who we are and how we "should" behave.


    The "new" science of evolution and ecology is explained in the works of Edward O. Wilson, Stephen Jay Gould, Robert May,

    The Elrlich's, David Raup, Richard Leakey, K.E. Boulding and James Lovelock ( Gaia theory ). Biological models give us a realistic outlook on "how things work" and "/dhat is going on here"

    These models of dynamic change and chaos ( James Gleick ) are more real than the dynamic "balance of nature" ( equilibrium ) models used in traditional ecology, economics, political science and management theory and deeply planted in our minds.

    Perhaps the best way of getting a handle on the new thinking is the phase about sailing and war " Long periods of boredom, punctuated by short moments of pure terror." Most of the time activities settle down and achieve a mature dynamic state, with big fluctuations due to the counter-intuitive interactions in complex systems.

    There is no steady state or hard machine-like relationships.

    Then the dramatic interaction sudden changes disrupting the fragile order ( ice ages and Global Warming, revolutions, plagues, Television, extinctions from extra- terrestrial rocks, and Japan Inc. ) and thing change fast.


    The complex Japanese model of Industrial groups based on traditional sho-gun samari collectives is capable of invasion of existing mature economies. German middle size specialized firms find niches in the world economy with the help of merchant banking. Russia mono-culture is subject to stagnation. Downsizing of old industrial firms is a ecological response to chaos and change.

    These are example of ecological evolutionary models applied to social affairs.

    The older " survival of the fittest" doesn't float very far. Social Darwinism still dominates our psychics but "

    The Map is not the Territory" and the map is faulty and out of date.


    The ideas of free markets and liberal democracy are clearly tied to the clock-like machine model of the universe. As Newtonian physics was felt to be "immutable laws" of nature, so the laws of man and man's god gave " natural laws" to economic, social and political institutions to replace ancient dogmatic religion.

    The perfection of companies, man and society was through understanding these laws. Madison's federalist papers is a physics of the consent of the governed to the management of common affairs in accordance to "natural law" by a civic elite. (Freemasons)


    The development of quantum theory and Darwin's theory of evolution produced new models for philosophy and life. Our institutional structure and our constitutional system, big corporations and public schools are 19th century factory machine models. Our dominate organizational management model ( X to Y ) is still derived from the hard physics of Newton. Since little modern physics in taught in public school, no mathematics developed since the 18th century, and evolution is avoided, it is not surprising that newer scientific thought is missing from the public consciousness.

    RE: Design with Nature: Social-biology in the classroom

    NOW you know why our schools are a social and educational disaster and how to fix the system, not the blame ! Don't you ? Sure you do ! why don't you do it ? Small stable group will produce ( most of the time) the conditions of one to five below by themselves without and theory or instruction. It's natural. What are you afraid of ?


    The practice of social biology applies to all human organizations - from advertising and politics, Bio-politics, - to social psychology of business, learning to learn: it is based on the physical analysis of consciousness, body-mind, and the origin of the species.

    The synergy site has hundreds of applications of the general theory and cases of applications, TQM, 5'th Discipline, Sufi tradition, A.S. Makarenko, you need to read the "Road to Live" which reflects every principle of group behavior you need to remember, John Dewey, Z-theory, all are in the biological groove.

    THE PRINCIPLES of SOCIAL-BIOLOGY - design with nature:

    There is a "human nature". Institutions that fit the "groove" of behavior work better other that don't. For example, if you visit most foreign classrooms you will notice the following:

    ONE:

    Uniforms: ( because this is fairly easy first step and shows you are serious and mean to get down to business )

    Costumes and markings have been used by the species since Neolithic times to identify "the group".

    The first ID of modern man were body ornaments. Clothes do make the man, in the site of others, appearances do matter.

    There is now more agreement that uniforms improve behavior.

    The boot camp analogy is that step one is a dramatic change in appearance, haircuts and uniforms.

    TWO:

    Ritual: ATTENTION ! Revelry Open the day with exercises and songs, the school philosophy, the pledge of to the flag, a secular prayer. Music and motion work on the visual and symbolic body-brain as language works on the linear mind.

    People have to learn to pay attention, focus, and be there. In many organizations they have exercise groups, songs and traditions. All elementary school teachers in Europe and Japan, Korea, our friends from the little tigers, sing with their children, and have active exercises.

    THREE:

    ETIQUETTE and manners: YES SIR/MADAM ! Need we say that manners make civilized human contacts possible.

    The signs of respect, forms of address, are basic to all effective social organizations. When there is a common culture the leaders reflect the values of the "people" in their behavior and in their very "being". When someone is your "guide" and teacher then you respect their knowledge, character, experience, in tone of voice, social distance, gestures, dress, address, and forms the "social structure". Without distinctions there is no structure just a mob.

    These distinctions do not have to be hierarchal or bureaucratic but based on "merit", real rather than false, based on position or title only.

    FOUR:

    Folkways, customs, totem and taboo - Rules: MARCH ! Without order there is no freedom.

    The Laws of the group need not be meaningless bureaucratic regulations but honest belief in the way of the people. Laws do not need to be top down but arise spontaneously from the spirit of the group. But laws must be clearly enforced with sanctions and real punishments for all ranks. ( Students expelled, teachers and administrators fired, not physical but social pressures )

    FIVE:

    Common goals - SYNERGY Everyone has to benefit in some real way from group participation.

    The goals must be real to the children and not some pie in the sky, when you take the SAT. Real achievements in real time, i.e. projects and group work where everyone has a positive role to play. If you tell some group members they stink, can not do as you expect-demand, they turn on you with angers and spite - naturally, their group protection is threatened. Rejection is a powerful motivation for cooperation or warfare.

    There is no more powerful force than synergy, once you experience it and understand how it's produced. It's the "turned-on" factor of empowered minds and bodies. It's the sign of an alive organization.

    NOW you can see why our schools are a social and educational disaster and how to fix the system, not the blame ! Don't you ? Sure you do ! why don't you do it ? Small stable group will produce ( most of the time) the conditions of one to five above by themselves without and theory or instruction. It's natural. It's keeps being rediscovered, over and over, in different language but the same ideas. What I have said is NOTHING NEW but very old, maybe 30,000 years old - with the tradition of 7,000 years among the Sufi as a practice, not a theory. If you don't do it - it doesn't exist.

    Then it only exist at this time and place - for you and your group. Nothing catholic except the spirit of being in the groove.

    Other elements ( after you have the basics of a valid social system ) and can learn to learn: include, territorial rights, a space of your own, division of labor, cleanliness, calendar, feasts and holidays, games, gifts, jokes, groups, sexual rules, tools, trades, visiting, etc.

    RE:

    The Internet as a life form; social biology


    The concept of "Ages" in Social-technical-systems is more than an allegory; but perplexing because our evolution is social therefore amazingly complex and fast. As a species we don't wait for reproduction shifts in the central tendency of populations to acquire specialized beaks, claws, cries and limbs. We use the " catch-on &quo t; factor, of the "what if" symbols and abstraction, to do "blue sky" paradigms, to imitate and learn from each other and imagine worlds that do not exist.


    The growth and use of the Internet as a process of human evolution is little understood - as is the quite rapid transition to the Neolithic "modern variety" of humans 40,000 ( 70,000 ) years ago.

    The nature of our being is a puzzle in the mystery of the enigma of consciousness itself. We don't understand ourselves and others very well, primitive cultures knew more than we do. We have made little "progress" since ancient times in knowledge of the human animal. We don't know what our dreams are anymore, we can't answer if asked "who are you ?" We have lost touch with the sign, symbols, rituals, dreams and vision that give us the laws of the covenant, our knowledge of the infinite, and the "power".

    The mystery of life, biological, spiritual, social and technical are related to universals, in and out of "self", and most of us are so into our little "self" and as to be unable to see beyond the lion in the pit, the elephant in the dark, the ring of bells of alarm in the night. A profound sense of our own deepest fears, limitations, foibles, pride, and ignorance is a necessary beginning of wisdom.

    GNOTHI SEAUTON = know yourself beyond this too, too hollow shell;

    METANOIA = repent, think again and repent your silly, and dishonest ways;


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    The future lies with the National Information Superhighway (NIH). This plan is for a very high-capacity system with links to fiber optic backbones. It will carry digital data, audio, and video to clients all on the same fiber optic cable. Just as the interstate highway system brought vital strength to our economy, one may reason that the NIH will do the same worldwide. By providing a new link to all parts of the world, perhaps a more global way of thinking is inevitable.

    Technically this means many changes occur.

    There are some current technologies developing that shorten the leap to the all-fiber optic future. Among the choices are Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), coaxial cable, and microwave transmission.

    The telephone companies will most likely provide ATM, also called broadband ISDN, service over their current copper connections to our homes. ATM allows for simultaneous voice, video or data communication over one line. With such an increase in bandwidth, a package that offers television on demand, Internet access, and full telephone service could be presented to the consumer.

    Questions of pricing and availability to those outside of major metropolitan areas are the main concerns.Cable television companies are promising Internet connection to their customers over the coaxial connection. This is a slower connection than ATM but much faster than current dial-up service over normal phone lines.

    The main concern here is the possible need for incoming and outgoing cable, as well as certain security problems associated with its implementation.

    Another possible way to connect to the NIH involves wireless microwave transmission. This new option may hold some possibilities, but it also poses some very real physical problems.

    The concept of microwave transmission involves line of sight transmission with the tower and tends to be susceptible to noisy transmission, which further degrades the potential bandwidth of the connection.

    As technology advances, more possibilities may emerge or others may become better alternatives to the current choices.

    The problem concerning bandwidth is under major consideration and teams of researchers are in the field tackling the issues. When the bandwidth bottleneck is finally broken, incredible changes in the way we communicate and entertain will occur. Prepare yourself for the convergence!

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