The third decade of the twenty-first century brought with it both unknown openings and dispiriting challenges. Tim Berners- Lee, by now forcefully established as the father of the World Wide Web, remained an active and oral figure in conversations about technology’s future. While numerous formulators retire into history after their creations reach maturity, Berners- Lee noway stopped evolving alongside his invention. His focus shifted from the specialized underpinnings of the web to guiding its moral, ethical, and societal line.