Computers(with internet) play a vital role in 21st century communications. They have led (amongst MANY MANY other things) to development in more rural areas all over the developed world. Now, wouldnt it be fair for poor children to have a computer with internet in Less economically developed countries? It is a possible dream, I think, and programs such as this one have helped to prove it. Why so much reluctance from governments to helping poor children in developing countries? Sure, we do get the odd small contribution here and there, along with the publicitary photo, but help is nowhere near what is needed. I have a theory. Apart from greed, I think we are scared of where these children can get. Living in Spain, I get a chance to see hundreds of incredibly smart immigrants working in low paid jobs such as garbage pick up and brick-layers. These people come with years of experience in given fields such as doctors, engineers or pilots, yet the spanish government stops them from being able to carry out their real jobs by simply making their licenses not valid. In my opinion, the minute citizens of LEDC’s are given good educations they could excel, and rise to the highest levels of knowledge and business, because they have learnt since they are kids how to give the little they have and to get the best of it. Anyway, just another one of those posts at 1am.good night!