An Immigrant’s view of Cyberspace (OA Cyber Summit)
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This document discusses different perspectives on cyberspace. It notes that cyberspace is constantly dynamic, pervades everything, and can be seen as another reality. The document separates cyberspace into geographic and persona layers and invites questions and comments on viewing cyberspace.
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