"Brother Liu, is that?"

Liu Luanxiong was stunned for a moment and nodded: "I heard that the former was ARPANET from the United States, and I could use computers to send emails to each other. Brother Fu asked what this is for?"

Fu Song said: "Now, most countries and regions still have their own Internet services, and they are not connected to each other, and not all computers will be connected to the Internet. Brother Liu, let's imagine, if one day all computers in the world can be interconnected, what would it be?"

Liu Luanxiong thought for a while and said, "The post office is gone."

Fu Song laughed: "Yes, in the future, more and more people will not be able to write paper letters, because the Internet does postman's work, and it does better, faster and safer than postman."

Liu Luanxiong also smiled and shook his head and said, "Brother Fu is so sure that the Internet will replace the postman? Let's take 10,000 steps back, even if the Internet will eventually replace the postman, how many years will it take? Ten thousand years is too long, so I have to seize the day."

Fu Song said: "Standing now, we may think that the Internet is just a small toy, but our political textbooks in mainland China have always said that the world is constantly developing and changing, and we must look at problems from a development perspective. The essence of development is the advancement and rise of things, the emergence of new things and the demise of old things. There is no doubt that the postman is the old thing, the Internet is the new thing, and the disappearance of an old thing must be a new thing that can replace it."

Liu Luanxiong thoughtfully: "If it were just a postman's function, I think Brother Fu would not have such a heavy investment in the Internet and chip industry, right?"

Fu Song raised his thumbs up and said, "Brother Liu, who knows me! According to Moore's Law, the number of integrated transistors integrated in integrated circuits doubles every eighteen months, but the cost remains unchanged. This means that computers will become cheaper and more popular in the future, and even one day every household will have a computer. Not to mention other countries, the mainland has a population of 1.1 billion, so this market is big enough? As long as the mainland market can be taken down, haha. There may be only a few million computers on the Internet today. If there are 100 million networked computers in the future, or even billions of computers, quantitative change will cause qualitative change. What kind of qualitative change will it cause then?"

"You mean, will the Internet create more computer demand in the future, and thus create new business models?"

After all, Liu Luanxiong is a person who has received higher education. If he changes someone, he will probably focus on the huge market in the mainland, but he has grasped a keyword - quantitative change causes qualitative change.

Fu Song said without comment: "Who knows? Actually, I have been thinking about this issue in the past two years, but I have some small experience."

Liu Luanxiong immediately became interested and said, "Brother Fu, why not talk about it."

Fu Song smiled and said, "It's all immature thoughts. Brother Liu, please listen to it as a joke."

"Where is it, Brother Fu is too modest. You have taken at least a few steps. I don't even think about it."

"Since Brother Liu doesn't dislike it, I will just talk. I worked as a visiting scholar at New York University for half a year two years ago, mainly studying social capital theory. Before returning to China, I wrote a paper that predicted the large-scale application of computer networks in regional and global scales and its impact on current geographical research..."
Chapter completed!