On The Shore Of The Wide World Puns

Thank you u/artdavinci for the caricatures of Paisley and Callie! I love your attention to detail. You got each of their spots just right <3 I honestly almost cried I love it so much. I think I'm going to get a frame for it <3

Thank you u/libertyprogrammer for the card with the daruma stickers! I do love these little guys! I hate not using stickers so I'm super torn between keeping them as is and sticking them to something. I'll hang on to them for now though until I decide haha. They are hanging out with the daruma card you sent me on my desk at work :) I'll listen to your song suggestion!

Thank you u/ntww12 for the Goofy postcard with the elephant stamp! I love your little username stamp :)

Thank you u/shadesoflanternhill for the whale postcard! I'm glad you enjoyed your vacation! I've never heard of Half Moon Bay! The card looks a little beat up by the postal system haha

Thank you u/StephanieTay x3 for the animal postcards! My favorite is the tiger with the super large stamp! :D

Thank you u/bamagg for the random act of cow! She looks like she's saying "Whaaaat?"

Thank you u/peglegmegxx for the silly joke postcard! Dad jokes are my favorite <3

Thank you u/nutriyum for the hedgehog card! I did not know their babies are called hoglets! How cute! I wonder why they are only illegal to have as pets in Pennsylvania

I'm referring to psychedelics being legalised as prescription medications, administered in professional settings, like how studies are performed now.

One of the major findings was that psychedelics could improve the personality trait openness, which could potentially allow us to have more of an open mind. Im sure this would have political repercussions for example, but Im not sure as to what. I think less close mindedness would overall be a good thing! I think there's also the potential for improved empathy, which could lead to a more trusting and compassionate world. The increased creativity related to openness might also be beneficial for inventions.

What are your thoughts?

Hello all!

We’re at CERN today celebrating the 30th anniversary of the invention of the World Wide Web by Sir Tim Berners-Lee, and we’re delighted to join you for this AMA.

In alphabetical order, we are:

• Jean-François Groff: Web pioneer and entrepreneur; I helped Tim Berners-Lee develop the World Wide Web technology
• Lou Montulli: Web pioneer and entrepreneur, author of the Lynx browser, founding engineer at Netscape
• Peggie Rimmer: Direct supervisor of Tim Berners-Lee at CERN, when he invented the Web
• Ben Segal: Internet promotor at CERN, Tim Berners-Lee’s mentor
• Andreas Wagner: Lead of the CERN Web Frameworks section; I have worked on CERN Web Services since 1998

Unfortunately, Frédéric, François and Zeynep are unable to participate due to last-minute conflicts! Zeynep has however responded to one of the questions posed during the AMA, and Frédéric has responded to another.

• Zeynep Tufekci: Techno-sociologist, writer, assistant professor at the University of North Carolina, faculty associate at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society
• Frédéric Donck: Chief Regional Bureau Director for Europe for the Internet Society
• François Flückiger: Early Internet promotor in Europe; I led the CERN Web team after Sir Tim Berners-Lee left

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We will take your questions about the Web, its history and its future between 16:30 and 18:00 CET (UTC +01). Ask us anything!

Disclaimer: We are answering the questions in our personal capacities and none of the opinions expressed here necessarily represent those of CERN itself.

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