is the gap between those who have access to technology and its resources and information, especially on the Internet, and those who do not. A. The digital divide C. A digital assistant B. The Internet lag D. An intelligent divide
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According to many, the digital world is being divided into 'haves' and 'have nots' – between those that have access and can use a computer and the Internet, and those that do not have such access. Some believe that this creates serious ethical implications and that there is a moral obligation to do something about the disparity; the 'have nots' may well feel discriminated against or feel 'socially excluded' and are missing out on many life opportunities. Do you feel that everyone everywhere should have access to computers and the Internet, regardless of location, need, competency, or ability to pay? If yes, who should provide the services and education and who should pick up the tab? If no, explain why not everyone needs access to the Internet.
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