I just read a post of a missing child named Evan Trembley. I completely believed it for a couple of minutes then I realized that it wasn't true. After a while I realized that there was no information about Evan, no information about what he was wearing when he went missing, where he was, stuff like that.
I then went to Google and typed in his name and a lot of things about him "missing" came up. I skimmed through a couple of them and I read that it was a hoax. Evan was never missing, he made it up to freak out his friends and it got sent all around the Internet. He is now what people call an accidental Internet star. After the police spoke with his mother, she reported that the police weren't going to press charges against her son.
This posting just goes to show that you can't always trust everything that you read online no matter how much you want to believe it.
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As I watched that clip i found it really moving and scary at teh same time. I can't imagine things becoming more technological but they will be. For all we know computer will be following us around so we can access them at any time. It's really scary. It was also very interesting that all of the 2006 graduates in India speak English.
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