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Reality, he says, has caught up to sci-fi. For a snapshot of how we might all be living tomorrow, there are few better places to visit than this picturesque city of ,, whose winding medieval alleyways offer an elegant contrast to its digital present. Most Americans or even Europeans would be unable to find this pinprick on a map, squeezed between its small Baltic Sea neighbor Latvia and mammoth Russia.
Its population, just 1. It is here that a group of friends, including Heinla, invented the hugely popular Internet calling platform Skype. While Americans were buying their first cell phones, about a quarter-century ago, Estonians were shut off from the world as an outpost of the Soviet Union.
You could easily wait 10 years to be assigned a landline phone. By the time the Soviet Union imploded in , the country was in a time warp. The country had to reboot from zero. One generation on, Estonia is a time warp of another kind: a fast-f orward example of extreme digital living. That notion is not fanciful. In various forms, governments across the world, including those in Singapore, Japan, and India, are trying to determine how dramatically they can transform themselves into digital entities in order to cut budgets and streamline services and for some, keep closer tabs on citizens.
But the extreme-digital life of regular Estonians is far less visible. The all-digital habits begin young: Estonian children learn computer programming at school, many beginning in kindergarten.
