Philipp Lenssen‘s “How to Access the Internet (A Guide from 2025)” is a wicked, satirical extrapolation of the current trends in network control, censorship and regulation. You’ll LOL* in terror:
Getting your Internet Surfing License is a necessary prerequisite in making the web safe for everyone. Before governments made the ISL mandatory, people often found themselves lost in the myriad of web sites, naively double-clicking Hit The Monkey to Win iPad ads, finding themselves spammed by pop-unders. Acquiring the license typically takes only between 2-5 days of education by your local Surf Training School. You will need to carefully prepare for the final test, in which you are required to answer simple questions like:
* What is a pyramid scheme, and do they really work?
* How do I replace the solar cells on my cyber glove?
* Why exactly is it bad for people to badmouth their governments or big companies online?
* Why is it illegal to surf without a RealIdentity card?
* In which year did Google buy the internet?
This is hysterically funny:) Long has there been a feeling among geeks that people need a licence to use computers – why not extend that to the Internet?
(them series of tubes is hard to navigate at times…) 
