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most of us don't think of the internet as a piece of software that has a

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version history like your favorite web browser operating system but there have

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been enough big changes that developed more or less organically to lead some

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folks to claim where on the second possibly even third version of the

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internet but how did we get here back in

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the early days of the web say up until the early 2000s you obviously had people

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that created content otherwise the web would have just been empty but most

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internet users ERS were relatively passive and that they were generally

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looking at things that other folks made think geoc City's pages with spinning

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gifts and topical directories with bare links when average users were making

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contributions they were relatively small think pre-social media era message

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boards or online guest books for people to tell you how much they were in love

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with backy boys lus but although those cute little gifts were considered fancy

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by many at the time web pages themselves were actually quite simple for the most

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part lots of pages didn't support CSS Dynamic HTML or other features that made

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your browsing experience more interactive this was what many of us are

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now calling the web 1.0 era even though

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it wasn't known as such back then but the next era of the web predictably goes

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by the term Web 2.0 which you're much more likely to have heard of at some

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point while it's hard to sum up Web 2.0

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is just a single concept a big Lynch pin of Web 2.0 is the idea that web pages

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can change asynchronously without having to to refresh the whole thing this is

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thanks to Technologies like JavaScript and Concepts like Ajax that allow web

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pages to talk to the server in the background without affecting the rest of

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the web page this made Pages much more

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interactive as opposed to the web 1.0 era where interactivity was more limited

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and depended more on proprietary plugins which you might remember from all those

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active X messages that internet explorer was constantly giving everyone but Web

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2.0 is much more than just Slicker operating pages so we'll tell you about

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another crucial aspect of it as well as its successor right after we thank seic

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a few bucks although Web 2.0 marked a big shift in webpage design it was just

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as importantly a new way to think about the internet's fundamental use cases

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instead of being a tool to just get information and opinions the dynamic

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nature of web 2.0's capabilities means that sites are soliciting information

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from you from you from me from from Us

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online shopping sites like Amazon were among the first to exemplify this

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concept but early social media sites like Myspace and Facebook quickly got us

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thinking about the web as a tool to post to share to create rather than mostly

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just to consume this also led to the idea of software as a service meaning

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that not only are you you able to use the web as a platform for doing

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everything from looking at Medical Records to betting on sports but also

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that the companies providing these Services can continually update them in

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the background a concept we're obviously very used to today and that has been

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monetized heavily by services like AWS

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and Microsoft Aur and Adobe remember when you can just buy a a seat a license

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you can just use the software forever if you didn't want upgrades but what lies

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Beyond Web 2.0 right now it's a little bit unclear as there are a couple of

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competing definitions of what web 3 or web

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3.0 might mean the former is the idea

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that more and more services will be moved to a blockchain model to lessen

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our dependence on very few corporations hoovering up all users personal

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information providing an in ornament amount of services but given how

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blockchain hasn't taken off in the same way crypto enthusiasts have wanted web 3

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seems like it's more of a possible vision of the future rather than a

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reality by contrast web 3.0 is also

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known as the semantic web meaning that the content of web pages would be

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designed to be more machine readable by using tags that would allow outside

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services to quickly make sense of information on the page but you could

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argue that AI has already been able to scoop this kind of information and

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quickly create accurate summaries without the need for manual tagging by a

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human in fact there is another Third Way To Think of web 3 or 3.0 as simply being

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a web dominated by Ai and seeing as the

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AIS we're used to are more centralized it's almost the philosophical opposite

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of a web 3 blockchain which is more about privacy and freedom from a

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platform dominated by a small group of huge companies this means that we

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probably haven't arrived at a true successor to Web 2.0 yet and who knows

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what it look like when it does happen what we do know is that Elder

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Millennials will be mad at it thanks for watching guys if you like this video why

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