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By: WB

WB — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 13:53:12 +0000

Al Gore should ride in the cargo hold.

By: genevieve

genevieve — Sun, 30 Oct 2005 04:20:08 +0000

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Regarding the plebs and the pats, it was very moving to see Frederik of Denmark driving his baby home from the hospital the other week. Admittedly with a police guard - but when have you ever seen a Windsor behind a wheel? (Sorry, but we Australians love these bits of anti-Brit trivia.) It is quite mindboggling to think of party leaders walking around without security at our end of the world, especially post-Bali (bombings).

By: Ryan Clark

Ryan Clark — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 03:22:30 +0000

In a way, Al Gore *did* have a hand in "inventing the internet." When he talked about inventing the internet, he was referring to the role he played in funding early technological developments that fostered its growth.

By: jknight

jknight — Fri, 28 Oct 2005 02:15:27 +0000

Indeed, it is interesting to think of how power affects people. When ever I get on a plane I always wonder what kind of people I'm going to be seated with, but of course since I fly budget I've not much to tell.

In the off chance that I were to be seated with a man like Al Gore, I wouldn't be nearly as impressed as I would having been seated next to a man like Lessig. Or Kozinski. It is not that I don't respect political power, it is that it doesn't woo me the way risk-taking minds make me swoon.

The most difficult part would be trying to keep my mouth shut enough to perchance get to listen a bit, and not become a member of the elite travellers who inspire one to break out the book, the clearing of the throat, or in the worst case scenario: the headphones!