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Title: Social implications of the internet age
Review: While Friedman is a little pedantic about computers (we get their ramifications) I believe what the true value of the book is captured in its analysis of the social ramifications of a flat world - that you and your children aren't competing against a neighbor for a place at the table but with and against people from all over the world. The fact that he uses the Net and computers as the great "flatteners" is ancillary. Worth the read; especially by young people.
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