[sum] As we may write : Hypertext

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In this week, We were talking about "Hypertext".
There was a dadaist poem in the example which relates with the hypertext.
The poem was very fun sometimes or very useful to someone fortunately.
To make this poem, Dadaist take a newspaper and a pair of scissors.
And then he cut the article. Finally the article was gathered randomly.
It was 'cut-ups'. It is beginning as we are using 'copy and paste' today.
Another example with Hypertext is "Origin and Theory of the Tape Cut-Ups" by William Burroughs.
William Burroughs, longer lecture by Burroughs.
An example of cutting together newspaper stories starts at 7 minutes 20 seconds.
Burrough’s doesn’t start his talk until the 4 minute mark.
Next story with hypertext is Engelbart.
who is many "firsts" of the augmentation research center.
He thinked that augmenting human intellect will help better and faster comprehending and give a better and faster solution to problems.

Hypertext - we used conveniently in web - is thinked by many people whether consciously or not. This Technique have made information age faster than we expected. We can access to find info anytime anywhere for example we use Internet Exploler. That is revolution. We have dreamed that so far.
"Hypertext augmented our intellect!!".

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