Illinois SR 5: MEMORIAL-DR. JAMES ZIMMERMAN

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SR0005LRB104 07335 ECR 17375 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, On January 1, 1983, the Transmission Control 

3Protocol and Internet Protocol, or TCP/IP, was officially 

4adopted by the United States as a communication model that set 

5standards for how data could be transmitted between multiple 

6computer networks; this date is commonly recognized as the 

7birthday of the internet; and

8 WHEREAS, In December of 1990, the World Wide Web was 

9created by computer scientist Tim Berners-Lee, beginning a new 

10era of information sharing and communication that has touched 

11every aspect of human life and spread to every corner of the 

12globe; and

13 WHEREAS, Since 1990, the internet has benefited humanity 

14in many ways, including increased economic development, 

15increased communication between different people and cultures, 

16rapid transmission of new ideas, critical news, information, 

17and scientific breakthroughs, improved government services, 

18and expansion of educational opportunities; and

19 WHEREAS, Along with the innumerable benefits of the 

20internet, this invaluable tool has also been used by many to 

21bring harm, such as cyberattacks, ransomware, online threats 

22and intimidation, and the spread of misinformation, along with 

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1great societal challenges such as increased social isolation, 

2decreased time outside and in nature, decreased in-person 

3interaction, and unhealthy distractions and addictions; and

4 WHEREAS, Our youth today have grown up alongside rapid 

5technological developments and have almost constant access to 

6the internet; this access has allowed our youth to experience 

7some of the great benefits of the internet but has also 

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