UP

1. Collecting references on the Internet, I have found that most of them are not accessible free.

2. Later I realize that my problem is that of an outsider and I am not alone. They are millions of anonymous outsiders (people working not in preferred domain of interest, people geographically far from the resources – a country teacher), many of them capable to create something new and valuable.

 3. As the long-term solution to convince the governments to support the expenses of producing the books, periodicals and putting them in free accessible status – at least in an online form (the printed books, CD-s can remain copyright protected). This investment of the “world” via the governments, after some negotiations in UNO, is a good one. The Internet, if really share the resources between all the people of the world (the technical support and the free access), can assure an immense salt in efficiency (reusable “code sequences”). But, this is the hoped future.

 4. Finally, the Internet with his ultrafast-ultrapowerful infrastructure can be “the big conscience of the humanity”, a live system as whole.

 Sorry, for my “poor” English (even for my defective pronunciation), any corrections are welcome.

C.Kánya

16 August 2001