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Innovation and the Computer: The Memex

August 7, 2012 · John Hanes

Reblogged from Hanes Psychology:

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Imagine it’s 1945. There are no computers, smartphones or Internet. All you have are the mountain of books and papers that fill libraries from universities and cities all around the world and the technology of the day. How would you create a system to link and cross reference all of those things? How could you organize, and search through all of that media and to allow a user to search and display all of this information easily and quickly?

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