About twenty years ago, there was a small boy (9-11 years old or so), who
had his penpals around the world - the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom,
Australia, Germany and many other European nations. He wrote his letters on
a paper and then mailed these letters in sealed envelops and he received
letters from his international friends in sealed envelops. He did not use
postcards. In today's world, there are many executives in governments,
businesses and other organizations, who email their secrets in postcards.
How has the world changed? Or was this young child just smarter than many
today's executives?
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