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What is cyberspace and how is it defined?
Cyberspace is a term associated with the application of the Internet worldwide, and it is the total interconnectedness of human beings through computers and telecommunication without regard to physical geography. It is a term coined by science fiction author William Gibson to describe the whole range of information resources available through computer networks.
Who coined the term 'cyberspace' and what did it originally describe?
The term 'cyberspace' was coined by science fiction author William Gibson, and it originally described the whole range of information resources available through computer networks.
What is the physical existence of cyberspace, and why is it called a virtual space?
The physical existence of cyberspace is not detectable at all, and it is called a virtual space because it exists in the realm of digital data exchanged over computer networks, rather than having a tangible physical presence.
How is cyberspace independent of the Internet, and what is currently the biggest network for linking computers?
Cyberspace is independent of the Internet as a concept, and the Internet is currently the biggest network for linking computers.
Is there a generic system for identification in cyberspace, and why is it not possible to absolutely identify an entity or object?
Currently, there is no generic system for identification in cyberspace, and it is not possible to absolutely identify an entity or accurately tell whether an object has a specific characteristic due to the lack of a standardized identification system in cyberspace.
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