My theory is it started when everyone had access to information on a personal computer. That was essentially what happened for me around 1985 — and a bit before that in high school. (Insert your own theory here about the Apple II ushering in the information age in 1977. I'd argue that was a little too much of a hobbyist machine.)
We can agree on one thing. We know that information is everywhere. That's a given. Now, prepare for another shift.
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