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The Next Ice Age.(Brief Article)

Newsweek International

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Adapted from a July report by Japan's Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications outlining how I.T. will change daily life by 2010.

When did it start, really? Suddenly the world was flooded with digital gizmos. I couldn't leave home without getting caught in someone's digital film. Life was getting tough. Then I heard about the coming "ice town." The plan was to create a big neighborhood where the use of IT was strictly limited to networks inside homes and "hot spots" on the street, which are something like old telephone booths. Special sensors automatically shut down ...

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