All the world, so far as its news and its most insistent thoughts are concerned, is fast being made every man’s neighbor.
Woodrow Wilson: “All the world, so far as its news and its most insistent thoughts are concerned, is fast being made every man’s…”
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Wilson discusses how modern communication makes the world feel smaller and connects individuals across distances.
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