Robert Kahn

The Internet is about connecting people, not just machines.

The strength of the Internet lies in its decentralized nature.

The Internet is a grand experiment, and we're still learning from it.

Packet switching was the fundamental breakthrough.

The Internet is a testament to human ingenuity and collaboration.

We designed the Internet to be extensible, so new technologies could be added.

The Internet is a powerful force for good, but it can also be misused.

The early days of the Internet were a wild west, full of innovation.

The Internet is a mirror, reflecting our society back to us.

The most important thing is to keep the Internet open and accessible to everyone.

The Internet is a continuous work in progress.

We built the Internet to be a network of networks, not a single monolithic entity.

The Internet has changed the world in ways we couldn't have imagined.

The Internet is a testament to the power of collaboration across disciplines.

The Internet's success is due to its simplicity and flexibility.

The Internet is a global conversation, and we all have a voice.

The biggest challenge for the Internet now is managing its growth and complexity.

The Internet is a living organism, constantly adapting and changing.

We aimed for a system that could connect any computer to any other computer, regardless of underlying technology.

The Internet is a powerful engine for economic growth and social change.