The internet wasn't invented until 1995. Why?

It was 1928. A man had found something of great importance. He was on the verge of a new era of innovation and powerful technology. He just had to explain how it works. <br><br><br>It was the year 1953, and the man had finally figured out how it worked. And he had begun to put it to use. <br><br><br>Others soon joined the man in his efforts to revolutionize the world. By 1965, the device had been being used for over 10 years. <br><br><br>And within just 10 years after that, the man had figured out an even more powerful way to use the device. <br><br><br>In 1980, they had figured out how to manufacture the device, and it had been made available to the public. <br><br><br>But the inventor and those who had joined him were more interested in furthering the device than in making it a commercial success. Even in the late 80s, when they had figured out that the device could be used to make a network that could span across the world in a matter of seconds, they were not yet ready to open it up to the public. <br><br><br>In 1993, the inventor had figured out how to make a visual representation of the device. In 1994, it had become very popular with the inventor's colleges. And in 1995, the inventor finally opened it up to the public. <br><br><br>That was the year the internet was invented.