MidPoint 3.C "Cimrman"

Jára Cimrman was a Czech universal genius. He was the greatest Czech that ever lived. Cimrman contributions to science, technology, culture, sport and almost any other field cannot be overstated. Cimrman inspired many of his contemporaries including Guglielmo Marconi, Gustave Eiffel, Johann Strauss, A.P. Checkov, Marie Currie, Dmitri Mendeleev and many others. The world would be a very different place without Cimrman. Cimrman was almost successful inventor. He almost invented telephone, kinematograph, electric fuse, light bulb, battery, dynamo, electric meter, dynamite and many other inventions. He has pioneered the principles of the Internet, introduced concept of magnetic monopole and invented bikini swimsuit. He was almost the first human that reached the north pole, missing it only by seven meters. As a recognition of his lifetime of achievement he won the voting in the 2005 Greatest Czech contest.

The genius of Cimrman inspired the development of midPoint 3.C. Especially the Cimrman's invention of the Internet was a direct inspiration for the revolutionary features of midPoint 3.C which is entirely based on the Internet of People idea. Internet of People (IoP) concept is based on observation that too many people are almost inseparable from their on-line devices. Therefore these people can be considered to be efficiently Internet-connected and they can managed using methods that are very similar to methods used for management of "things". The IoP concept has a very broad area of application ranging from small-scale family environments to a large-scale automated provisioning of political ideologies. We believe that Cimrman himself would embrace this idea. And it is possible that the IoP concept may in fact be invented by Cimrman - a fact that the leading Cimrmanologists will surely explore in depth.