Vint Cerf

They say the Internet never forgets. I say, sometimes I wish it would.

The Internet is like a giant library, except everyone is shouting, and some of the books are on fire.

The biggest challenge for the Internet isn't bandwidth, it's brainwidth.

I'm optimistic about the future of the Internet, mostly because I'm too old to be pessimistic.

The Internet is a place where you can be anyone you want to be, as long as you're willing to put up with a lot of trolls.

We built the Internet to connect computers. We accidentally connected humanity, with all its quirks and foibles.

The Internet is a powerful tool, but like any powerful tool, it can be used for good or for evil. And sometimes, just for cat videos.

The Internet is a global village, and like any village, it has its share of gossips, busybodies, and people who leave their trash out.

My biggest fear for the Internet is that it will become boring. And then what will we do with all those cat videos?

The Internet is a place where everyone has a voice, which means everyone has an opinion, and not all of them are good.

If you're not confused by the Internet, you're not paying attention.

The Internet is a constant experiment. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, and sometimes it just makes you wonder what people are thinking.

The Internet is a great equalizer. It allows anyone to be heard, even if what they're saying is completely ridiculous.

The Internet is a reflection of humanity. It's brilliant, it's flawed, and it's always evolving, sometimes in ways we don't expect.

I've been working on the Internet for decades, and I still don't understand half of what's going on. And that's probably a good thing.

The Internet is a place where you can learn anything, and also where you can waste an incredible amount of time.

The Internet is a global brain, and sometimes it feels like it's having a really bad day.

We built the Internet for resilience, but we didn't account for the resilience of bad ideas.

The Internet is a wonderful place to connect with people, and an even better place to argue with strangers.

The Internet is like a wild garden. You plant some seeds, and then you just have to see what grows, and try to keep the weeds out.