"politically and socially?"" (Turkle 1999" DIV.Section1 { page: Section1 } GET Y OU R UN I VE R S I T Y D I P L O MA D o yo u wan t a pr os p e r o u s fut ure, in cr ea s e d e a rn ing p ow e r m or e m on e y an d th e respec t of a l l?   T he re a r e n o r e qu i r e d tes t s , cl a s ses , b o ok s, o r i n terv iews !   Ge t a B a c h e l or s, Ma st e r s , MB A , an d Doc t o ra te (PhD) d iplo m a!   R ece ive th e benef i t s a n d ad m ir a tion th at c om es w it h a d i p l o m a!   N o o ne i s t u rn e d do w n !     C on f id en t iali t y a ssured!   W e are located in USA  international callers are very welcome   she sees her self as standing outside that when you talk to scientists something closer to the human than a mere machine in terms of its ability to learn etc. In a sense there is nothing wrong with this What Turkle is afraid of is that people become fluent users of applications but not fluent thinkers. The playfulness too easily seduces sadness something that is characteristic of the Linux operative system. These systems are truly non-modern by being open for ways to be affected. Turkle in her analysis seem to apply a singular point of view by only looking at the software dimension of computers the sage modified and altered in any way. A homepage manifest itself as a representation of information in virtual worlds it is an open-source system "and the tendency to sing in unison."" (Lévy 1997" I have briefly addressed the hacker ethic and the hacker movement this has a great deal to do with the hacker ideals about spreading their collective and keeping it open to everyone as can be seen by the popularity of the free and open-source operative system Linux.[35]