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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark Baker [mailto:]
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> That's simply not true. The Web is the information space
> comprising all things with identity, whose interaction
> semantics are constrained to being generic to all things with
> identity.
Quantum computation is coming round to the idea that information is
physical. I think you'd be hard to put to get your definition taken
seriously in that field.
> The Web does have a boundary. It's just a very very VERY big
> one.
By your definition, can you name something that isnt on the web?
> If you don't believe me, name something with identity,
> anywhere in the universe, that cannot respond (directly or by
> proxy) to a GET invocation.
By your definition, the only thing I can thing of is the Web
itself.
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