The web knows all!

After doing a research project on the mitochondrion, I realized something. There is absolutely nothing in the world that you can’t find on the web. Ok, maybe not, but man there is very little you can’t find. For example, there’s a whole YouTube video on the process of phosphorylation. I can’t pronounce it, but theres a whole video about it wow.

Simplified structure of mitochondrionOr what about wikipedia having 9 pages on mitochonrion. I can’t understand a word they say (even in the english one), but hey, look at the pretty pictures :) . That’s not even the most amazing article wikipedia has. They have a ton of stuff about my home town, like way more than I knew. Tons of information about the education techniques of my school, and the famous article with every person who’s ever been on twit. What DON’T they have?

Then, who could forget Google? I have never not found what I was looking for there. Whether it’s ego searching, looking for the name of a website that I forgot, researching, or looking for pictures of the type of dog my grandparents are getting, Google never let me down.

Ok, so this has kinda been a pointless rant, I just wanted to publicly marvel at the near unlimited amount of info available to us at all times. People used to study for years to find out what I can learn from going to wikipedia. As leo laporte points out, we don’t need to remember anything anymore as long as google it there. Just … wow, what a world. People 20 years ago would never have even dreamed of what we take for granted today. It makes me wonder what the future holds for us…

Wow, that was corny, remind me never to do that again…

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