Robert Kahn

The most rewarding part was seeing people actually use what we built.

The Internet is a testament to the power of distributed systems.

The Internet is a global library, a global marketplace, and a global forum.

The Internet's resilience comes from its redundancy and distributed nature.

The Internet is a tool that can be used for good or for ill, depending on the user.

The Internet is a testament to the power of open innovation.

The Internet is a reflection of our collective human consciousness.

The Internet is a platform for creativity and self-expression.

The Internet is a powerful force for change, both positive and negative.

The Internet is a global nervous system for humanity.

The Internet was designed with no central authority in mind, which is why it has endured.

TCP/IP wasn't just a protocol; it was a revolution in how we connect the world.

Innovation thrives when barriers to entry are low, as they were in the early days of networking.

The true power of the Internet lies in its ability to democratize information.

We built ARPANET not knowing it would become the backbone of the global economy.

Reliability in networks comes from redundancy, not from single points of failure.

The future of computing is collaborative, not isolated.

In the world of bits, borders mean little.

Success in research is 90% persistence and 10% brilliance.

The packet-switching idea was simple, but its implications were profound.