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"We have never before stood at this moral fork in the road- where one of use could kill all of us and all of us could fix everything if we really decided to do so. (342)"

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"We are creating vast new ungoverned spaces- free from rules. laws and the FBI, let alone God- is indisputable (343)"

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"Ghost apps look like any normal application... you can store pornography videos, and sexting messages.(345-6)"

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The Martian | Bring Him Home | Web Exclusive

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10. Humans tend to divide (ie. race, religion etc), however, in order tom prosper in this modern era, labels need to be disregarded so we can prosper as a global community

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9. Rather than it taking a village to raise a chid, it should take an entire planet to raise one

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8. Creating healthy communities can help people follow the Golden rule

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7. Following the Golden Rule is a versatile moral code that can help create accountability and bring God into cyberspace

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6. Human use of technology can have both positive and negative affects that can either lead to the eradication of all evil or the destruction of human beings

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5. Algorithms, acting independent of human beings, cannot take into account the proper manner to act in times of terror.

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4. Due to the increased use of new technologies, old moral guides need to be revised to take into account the new dynamic environment

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3. Cyberspace is a place where humans run free without the worry of God

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2. Humanity (God) is there when we attempt to bring it into our lives

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1. Technology has allowed humans to become more god-like and yet able to function in an area of space that is governed by little morality

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Speaks of Obamas speech where he calls for "growing interdependence as a cause for peaceful corporation and not violent competition (349)

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A study in Oxford University showed that people acted and performed well in a group showed an increased threshold for pain than those who felt that they were out of place.

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Israeli Intelligence experts said that if Palestine looked upon terrorist attacks as murder rather than martyrdom, then less people will commit terrorist acts.

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When family or friends will look upon a person disapprovingly due to an action they commit, the person will be less likely to act in a horrific manner and vice versa

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During the movie The Maritan, China and the United States work together to save an astronaut stranded on Mars. Their unity illustrates how unity can dramatically affect the outcome of a dreadful situation

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Treat others how you want to be treated.

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Kids have access to the world on a personal device. Being grounded entails so much more now than just being having to keep kids in their room

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Use of Private Photo Vault to keep pictures secret from guardians

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Parents no longer can control their Kids connection to the world

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Parents no longer can control their Kids connection to the world

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During a terrorist incident in Sydney, Uber upped its fare due to a surge pricing algorithm

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Algorithms were in control on technology; not humans, or God

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Due to an Algorithm on Youtube, adverts that hoped to target young men were being played before an ISIS recruitment Video

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Cites Jeffery Garten, a former dean of the Yale School of Management, as he asks the question of what new ethics need to be made in the age of acceleration.

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Previously, Friedman had written a book called The Lexus and The Olive where he discusses whether God is in Cyberspace. His answer at that time is no.

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Discusses MIT study that shows that humans have the ability to cause the extinction of mosquitos carrying the Zika Virus due to a genetic process called CRIPSR

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Cites studies and quotes from well-respected and knowledgeable human beings

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Cites studies and quotes from well-respected and knowledgeable human beings

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Technology gives us the power to "sustainably feed, clothe and shelter every person, as well as cure virtually every disease... (142)"

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ISIS will have the ability to craft methods of mass destruction in the form of biovirusus. An individual and a group will have the power to wipe out millions of people

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For example, scientists now have the power to cause the extinction of mosquitos that carry the Zika Virus

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People are given the power to act in a godlike manner in a realm of 'space' where God is not apparent

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An individual person now has the power and influence to "act on their imaginations, beliefs, and aspirations so much faster, deeper, cheaper, and faster than ever before (340)"

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Rabbi Marx  states that it depends on how people see God. Friedman adds that if you believe God smites evil, then "He sure isn't in cyberspace" In the Jewish religion, Jews believes that God exists everywhere and therefore, you must always act as if he is watching.

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Justin Welby, a bishop of Canterbury, stated that God is in cyberspace because people won't stop saying into their phone "Oh God! Why doesn't this work!"

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Speaks to the people directly aquatinted with God.

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Friedman was giving a talk about his book, From Beruit to Jerusalem, when "a young man stood up in the balcony and asked me this question: Is God in cyberspace?". Friedman appears dumbfounded to the answer, and due to his curiosity, he decides to discover the answer. He continues describing his research in pursuit of the answer to this question.

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When people believe that God exists, they tend to view the world in a positive light, under the illusion of rose-colored glasses. When something terrible occurs, for example, in the situation with Uber prices rising during a terrorist incident, they could say that people were given the opportunity to leave the hostile situation and ignore how technology had no function to be sensitive to the situation. They are oblivious to the true vile nature that technology has permitted. Technology has created multiple negatives stemming from the lack of humane nature that it permits. There is no algorithm to program humanity, and therefore, due to the anonymity and lack of connection that the internet provides, God shall never reside in cyberspace. Cyberspace is a place where the darkest  aspects of humans can reside without risk of being shown light. People may follow the golden rule when confronted with morals in real life, but technology allows people to not be accountable to their friends and family.

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The tone of the chapter is dramatic as Friedman describes the extremes of the positive and negative effects of technology. Once he establishes his argument of why technology is negative due to the current moral rule book that exists (or rather doesn't), he continues to stress the importance of globalization and how the effect of political and social stress will make human beings unable to adapt to the dynamic environment.

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Friedman believes that God does not currently reside in cyberspace as it fosters a community ungoverned by moral codes. However, Friedman believes that by adapting the moral rule book, attempting to follow the golden rule and creating healthy communities, God could be brought to exist in cyberspace. As Friedman says, "Unless we behave as though He were running things, He isn't running things" and the current state of cyberspace allows "for all [to be] connected and no one [to be] in charge. (339)"

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By Thomas L. Friedman