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I totally agree that one of our rights is to be loved. The feeling of being cared is incomparable and it is priceless. No amount can equate the act, and you cannot definitely buy love with a cash advance, isn't it? But of course, love equates respect and therefore both must be hand in hand.

monicaross 5 days ago
Thank you very much xlittlexmissxindyx

Maurice Koenis 8 days ago
I read this on The Register last week, and agree very well with Vint Cerf's point. I have tremendous respect for him as a technology innovator, and unlike some in the IT field his perspective on what's important and what's not has not been swayed by the giddy spin of today's digital world.

"It is a mistake to place any particular technology in this exalted category [of human rights], since over time we will end up valuing the wrong things," he says.

An excellent point, well made!

rmb 22 days ago