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Read this excerpt from "Why No Policeman on the Block?" Any neophyte surfing the Net for the first time will be frustrated by the fact that it has no intelligence whatsoever; like a newborn baby, it is a blank slate. Worse, there are no rules or traffic cops, no regulations or even directory of the Internet. What is the author’s purpose for including this statement? to prove that the Internet needs improvement to provide evidence that computer users are unskilled to criticize the federal control of the Internet to give a chronology of the Internet’s evolution

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A: to prove that the Internet needs improvement

Explanation:

It's the most logical answer to this question trust me:)

The reason behind the inclusion of the statement is given in option (a) or (i): "to prove that the Internet needs improvement"

What is the statement's purpose?

The several scientific revolutions that have influenced and altered how the internet has evolved over the twentieth (20th) century are presented in Michio Kaku's "Visions" book.

The author thinks that such advancements will continue to change and revolutionize our daily lives, whether in the home, in the job, or in how the virtual world will become more important.

He makes a comment about how "blank" the internet is in the passage from "Part Two: The Computer Revolution" that was provided.

Kaku makes the case that the internet lacks security by remarking that "any beginner" attempting to get information online would be frustrated by the paucity of information.

Check out the link below to learn more about neophytes;

https://brainly.com/question/23276643

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