How Long Does Your “Internet Life” Last? One CEO Says He Wants it to Be Around Forever

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A CEO of a new company claims that he can turn your Internet experience into an “outside brain,” allowing you to keep those experiences and interactions alive for an indefinite period of time.  He says that his company can allow people to save everything, from photos, to conversations, Facebook likes, and emails, in a way that allows them to reflect on their lives for the next century.  Is that a good thing or not?  Techyville.com discusses the issue more in-depth:

No one can say what the future will hold, but Phil Libin, CEO of Evernote is stating you will be able to look back on your past through internet archives stored on his website for at least 100 years.

As history has shown us through the years, it changes and it does so drastically.  Just two decades ago the only internet you could hope to have was dial-up and it ran so slow you could put on a pot of coffee and wait as it loaded your next page.  

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