Yet, had there been a century of continuous improvement, who knows what benefits a dense and speedy system of message tubes might have brought?
Now, both Microsoft and Apple have announced that their next operating systems (Windows Longhorn in 2006 and Mac OS X Tiger in 2005) will include tools promising the same kind of speedy system-wide searches as Google Desktop; clearly, the Ph.D.'s at Google weren't alone in recognizing that today's searching programs don't cut it.
People in India are also aware that the law is not a just, speedy system.
Check out a few images here and see how all colors of the rainbow bask over your speedy system.
One of his main goals is to make voiceovers cheaper and easier, and in many cases, say a podcast or a phone system, the Speedy system makes sense.
After years of false starts, the Boston Police Department is nearing a deal with its three unions and Harvard Law School to set up a simpler, speedier system for resolving many of the civilian complaints lodged against officers, police and Harvard officials say.
The origin of the idea for a speedier system is most often attributed to California Sen. William M. Gwin, who is usually credited with having suggested the idea to the private freighting firm Russell, Majors and Waddell.
"A speedier system is better for everyone," he added, "sending a signal to people-traffickers and illegal immigrants that we are continuing to increase removals while insuring that refugees needing protection can be offered sanctuary as soon as possible".
To sift out possible bullets, speedy robotic systems screen thousands of compounds in an hour.
These are the times we live in, a heavily populated period of human history with absurdly speedy communication systems.
