Before the arrival of the Information Age, no one had an accurate concept of informatization. Some even felt afraid of it! It was just like factory workers' fear of automation. They feared not only the uncertainty that unknown things brought to intelligent beings, but also the possibility of being replaced.
That was the most terrifying part.
Conner had heard Lin Qi talk about some aspects of informatization. For example, written content could currently only be stored on physical media such as paper.
But after the arrival of informatization, information would be stored in tiny electronic components. A space the size of a coin could store massive amounts of data.
Actually... even after hearing Lin Qi explain it, Conner still had no clear concept of it.
As for convenience, telegraphs and faxes could also transmit information instantaneously.
As for storage security, paper media were extremely secure. As long as there was no fire or deliberate destruction, they basically would not be damaged.
Without having any actual contact with something, instinctively disliking or denying it was part of human nature.
"Its greatest advantage is that it can help us strengthen our overall control of society!"
When Lin Qi said this, Conner, who had not been particularly interested before, immediately became interested. "How does it work?"
Using different methods against different people was what Lin Qi was best at.
You could not expect a housewife to have a deep understanding of politics and politicians. But if you told her that a certain congressman would make the supermarkets offer discounts once he successfully ran for mayor,
then she would definitely support that congressman's mayoral campaign like crazy.
The reverse was also true. Everyone had areas they understood and were interested in.
Persuading them indirectly was the choice of a smart person.
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