Bush envisions a future where humans can efficiently store, retrieve, and manage vast amounts of knowledge. He introduces the concept of the Memex, a theoretical device that resembles a modern-day personal computer or the internet. The Memex would allow users to link information through “associative trails,” similar to how hyperlinks work today. He argues that…

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a landmark document that defines and promotes basic human rights for all people, regardless of nationality, race, or background. It serves as a guiding framework for international human rights laws and policies, emphasizing dignity, freedom, and equality. Though not legally binding, it has influenced many national constitutions and…