1.    In Bush’s article, he made several predictions about where technology would make advancements in the future.  His thoughts on compression of resources such as encyclopedias materialized in the form of the world wide web.  Where do you see compression affecting other print volumes in the future, and do you believe we are too attached to the idea of holding physical novels to ever replace those with digital copies on a large scale?

2.  Bush discusses records throughout his article, and talks about the possibilities of ways to record vast amounts of information (his “memex” idea in part6).  As more and more records are converted to digital form, the emphasis always seems to be on how vast amounts of information are at our fingertips, and how much space it is saving us….why does there seem to be less of an emphasis on how this is better for the environment to not have as many things printed?

3.  Christensen talks about how Moores Law has affected business models, as customers demand more performance out of products.  How has overshooting allowed companies to change competition?