A World Without Websites?

Warning: nbsp; Prognosticating Opinions Follow Websites bought my house, my car, clothed my children and provided me with an excellent lifestyle. nbsp;Since the early days when I literally had to beg a client to convince them the web is a thing, society has come a long way. nbsp;Its not in my interest at all to make this claim, consider it a philanthropic piece of advice. My contribution to corporate humanity. In the late 90s when clients asserted that the web was a fad, I had no idea just how right they would be. nbsp;Communication has blown my mind in its evolvement for human beings. nbsp;But, take a step back and think about the sites and apps you use most. nbsp;Google - not a website, a connection vehicle. nbsp;Facebook - not a website, a complete connection economy. nbsp;Do they have websites, yes. nbsp;But they arent websites. nbsp;Tech is transcending the need for an address at the speed of, well, at the speed of the internet. nbsp;The giants have broken the system. nbsp;Our small minds havent caught up to the impending reality. nbsp;Life is the new website. nbsp;Micro experiences are quickly replacing the need for a store. nbsp;I tell Alexa to play me a song, I have her schedule appointments, make a shopping list and buy things. nbsp;Today, not futuristic at all. The iOT (Internet of things) is poised for smart everything. nbsp;Talk to your fridge, buy attraction tickets and get an augmented reality experience in destination. nbsp;Weve replaced lugging around a laptop with mobile, incredibly successfully. nbsp;Mobile will be replaced by a truly tech-run lifestyle. nbsp; Wherever you are, there you are. nbsp;