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The Web Took Off In All Its Glory Because It Was A Royalty-free Infrastructure . . . When I Invented The Web, I Didn't Have To Ask Anyone's Permission. Now, Hundreds Of Millions Of People Are Using It Freely. I Am Worried That That Is Going To End In The U.s.a. If We Had A Situation In Which The U.s. Had Serious Flaws In Its Net Neutrality, And Europe Did Have Net Neutrality, And I Were Trying To Start A Company, Then I Would Be Very Tempted To Move.

I Think When You Have A Lot Of Jumbled Up Ideas They Come Together Slowly Over A Period Of Several Years.

If Different Cultures Connect With Each Other, They Are Less Likely To Want To Shoot Each Other.

Most Larger Companies Now See That For The Market To Grow, Web Infrastructure Must Be Royalty-free.

There Are Converging Web-related Issues Cropping Up, Like Privacy And Security, That We Currently Have No Way Of Thinking About. Nobody Has Thought To Look At How People And The Web Combine As A Whole - Until Now.