I think we covered a large amount of topics within all the topics we had to discuss. We first covered the economics mainly on Tuesday. I believe we covered many topics ranging from the internet access as a basic human right to amazon tracking employees efficiency. I still stand by what I said about internet access being a basic human right. A good analogy, I think, is the existence of public libraries and public schools. Both public libraries and schools are ingrained into our society and both are there to help people acquire knowledge. If the internet means having access to knowledge and education I believe access to it should be free and public. Talking more about the amazon tracking its employees, I honestly don’t really see it as that big of a deal and similar practices have been going on for centuries. Efficiency allows for firms to produce more goods at the same cost. If employees are not happy with having their movements monitored they can easily leave their job and find a new one. This may sound cold but if you look over a persons lifetime, leaving one job isn’t going to have a very big impact on them. I think the cyber bullying discussion was very interesting because it affects so many people yet we don’t have a very effective way of stopping it other then “being positive”. I am also glad I got to talk about how philanthropy has benefited greatly from the internet. I hope I motivated people to at least think about donating to a charity through a website.