Main topics	What could they do?
We believe that webneurons can completely revolutionise the whole software world, especially if an Operating System was writtem. The idea of a network is applicable to all levels of computing, so webneurons can be used from assembler up to HTML and beyond.	Not only that but the network would be homogeneous, "self-similar" or seamless throughout levels. This makes for extremely simple programming and would undoubtedly drastically reduce the chance of bugs. Because they are modeled on the brain, webneurons would also be ideal for presently unsolved problems of speech and pattern recognition.	Webneurons are multi-tasking by nature and are also ideally suited as a software environment for the massively parallel computing that must surely come soon. If adopted quickly, they may even shape the way the hardware is constructed.
We should aim to scrap all other languages and the present fragmented Email, News, LDAP, CGI, JAVA, browsers, OS's etc etc and build a uniform simple and single integrated webneuron system to control the Web and all levels of computing below. The whole thing can be vastly simplified.