``When I heard the sound of the bell ring­ing, there was no I, and no bell, just the ring­ing."

I'm writ­ing this piece with my toes in bril­liant white sand.  I'm on a flaw­less beach in Thai­land, with a noisy jun­gle to the back and over­hang­ing lime­stone cliffs to the sides.  My net­book is pick­ing up five bars of wire­less in­ter­net.  

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In Jan­u­ary 2011, Barack Obama de­clared that in­ter­net ac­cess is a fun­da­men­tal human right.  Also in Jan­u­ary, stu­dents in Tunisia and Egypt, using cell phones and so­cial net­work­ing sites like Face­book and Twit­ter, started po­lit­i­cal rev­o­lu­tions.  These rev­o­lu­tions have been suc­cess­ful, and have spread to other dic­ta­tor­ships in the Mid­dle East.  In Feb­ru­ary, Egypt's Pres­i­dent Mubarak shut down some cell and in­ter­net ser­vice, in an at­tempt to in­ter­fere with the pro­test­ers’ abil­ity to or­ga­nize.  But it was too late.

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In Thai­land, I've been work­ing on math re­search for my PhD, av­er­ag­ing 35 hours of re­search each week.  Today I'm post­ing and read­ing ques­tions on the forum Math Over­flow; I'm email­ing and flesh­ing out a wiki that some U.S. west-coast grad stu­dents and I are using to or­ga­nize a sum­mer school in Au­gust; I've down­loaded some ar­ti­cles to read later.  In a few days, I'll video chat with my PhD ad­vi­sor, using a vyew.​com meet­ing room that al­lows us to share screens as we pore over my up­loaded notes.  And I do all this with my toes in the sand.  Most of my re­search is done with a pen and note­book, but math­e­mat­i­cal con­cepts are so in­ter­con­nected, and the prac­ti­tion­ers so in­ter­de­pen­dent, that with­out in­ter­net re­sources I would get nowhere.  

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Cell phones and Face­book ac­com­plished in Egypt what $400+ bil­lion dol­lars of Amer­i­can med­dling  could not ac­com­plish in Iraq.  Em­pow­ered cit­i­zens took con­trol of their own des­tiny, and brought about rev­o­lu­tion by the peo­ple and for the peo­ple.

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This beach, Railay,with more of a tourist pres­ence , has a few beach­side restau­rants with free wifi.  But I'm stay­ing on the next beach down, Ton­sai.  Both beaches can be reached only by boat from the main­land.  There are no cars or hot show­ers.  On Ton­sai, ac­com­mo­da­tion is in jun­gle tree­houses or thatch beach bun­ga­lows, vis­ited nightly by mon­keys or igua­nas, re­spec­tively.  We get elec­tric­ity, from a gen­er­a­tor, only be­tween 6pm and 6am.  There are a hand­ful of restau­rants serv­ing spicy Thai food and fresh fruit smooth­ies.  My only ex­penses are food and lodg­ing, and these add up to about $12 each day.  I'm very happy.

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A re­cent Wired ar­ti­cle in­ter­views John Ar­quilla, a lead­ing mil­i­tary fu­tur­ist, dis­cussing the tremen­dous po­lit­i­cal power that in­ter­net ac­cess af­fords both a cit­i­zenry and a ruler.  In the Egypt­ian ex­am­ple, the US mil­i­tary con­sid­ered sev­eral covert op­tions that would've re­stored con­nec­tiv­ity to the Egypt­ian pro­test­ers.

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Ton­sai sup­ports a small in­ter­na­tional colony of rock climbers.  Peo­ple come from all over (I've counted over 20 coun­tries...), and stay for months.  We climb on cliffs by the beach, climb up through caves, climb over 50-foot sta­lac­tites that are grow­ing sta­lag­mites that are grow­ing sta­lac­tites, climb over deep water with­out ropes and jump in.  The rock is white, black, red, or­ange, and green.

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For ex­am­ple, sup­pose you have been using cell phones, Twit­ter and Face­book to or­ga­nize your rev­o­lu­tion - plan­ning protest lo­gis­tics, spread­ing the word, check­ing in with co-con­spir­a­tors.  But the ruth­less dic­ta­tor then pulls the plug, and you be­come dis­con­nected and help­less.  

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Every day, a few climbers make a pil­grim­age from Ton­sai to Railay, to sit down with their elec­tron­ics and bask in the in­vis­i­ble waves.   This 20-minute hike con­sists of scram­bling over a rocky and slip­pery head­land, or, if you're lucky and it's low tide, wad­ing around

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But then, sud­denly, your cell phone beeps to life.  Your smart­phone has full 3G cov­er­age, and starts re­ceiv­ing texts and up­dat­ing your sta­tus.  Even the GPS works.  In fif­teen min­utes, you've had enough time to do your part in mov­ing the rev­o­lu­tion for­ward.  A triad of un­manned drone planes has been fly­ing low, cir­cling above you.  On their bel­lies are high-power an­ten­nae that beam down wire­less cov­er­age.  The planes move on, and again you are dis­con­nected.  But not for long. From Moldova and Iran to Egypt and Tunisia, these new-school rev­o­lu­tions re­quire re­cep­tion, not guns and tanks.

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The math­e­mati­cian, the climber, the rev­o­lu­tion­ary - all prac­tice a soli­tary art, and all are de­pen­dent on the thin threads .

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