The story that came from the internet

Vannavar Bush, head of the U.S. Military Research Center, wrote an article in Atlantic Monthly 1945.  “If we think that is the title of that article.

 That said, the human mind can connect with information as well.  Named "Memexto link this model.

 In 1969, the U.S. government introduced a program to integrate military-owned computers into the Ministry of Defense Air Force Navy General Secretariat).  Its main feature is that even if some part of the link is affected by a military attack it can be used as another religion.  This is the seed of the Internet philosophy.

 The next step, in the 1980s, was to integrate some supercomputers into the US National Institute of Science, and allow all colleges and universities to use those computers.

 But in 1987 this could not be overcome.  The reason is that the speed of sending information on this link is not slow.

 So, computers came with some changes to bring new speed in connectivity.  That was the beginning of the Internet.  In the early 1990s, not only scientific researchers but also individuals could access the Internet.

 CERN, a Swiss atomic physics research institute in Europe, has launched the World Wide Web (www) as a global link to the extension web.