February 21, 2004
In Spite of It All, the World Moves On

Small Things Make Me Cry

Here we are, a handful of people in a small building in a minor city in an obscure state, holding and using this mountain of informational treasure. And in the Big Picture, we're nothing - noise lost in the pulsing signal of the minds of untold millions of productive people, a signal that amplifies itself again and again, four hours here, a dollar-thirty there, human lifetimes of effort saved every second, faster and faster into infinity. This is what free men have made: the glory and the wonder and the beauty of the free market, the essence of humanity, distilled, condensed, and given to me, right there on my desk.

Read the rest to see what's got John Lopez all teary-eyed. :)

A million unsung and untold cheers for the decisions people make against the rising tide of resistence, whether they know it or not!



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