Is it usual for the perspective of NPR articles to be this bizarrely biased?:
> ... in retrospect, some of the decisions his team made seem hopelessly naive, especially for a bunch of geniuses.
> They made it possible to surf the Internet anonymously — unlike a telephone, you don't have a unique number that announces who you are. We know how that turned out. People with less lofty ambitions than Cerf used that loophole for cybercrime, international espionage and online harassment.
The primary bad actors on the internet are not individuals exploiting anonymity.
> ... in retrospect, some of the decisions his team made seem hopelessly naive, especially for a bunch of geniuses.
> They made it possible to surf the Internet anonymously — unlike a telephone, you don't have a unique number that announces who you are. We know how that turned out. People with less lofty ambitions than Cerf used that loophole for cybercrime, international espionage and online harassment.
The primary bad actors on the internet are not individuals exploiting anonymity.