自从有了互联网,就再也甭想“往事如烟”这回事了。终有一天,互联网会拎着你那些芝麻绿豆大的往事一并登门造访,给你带来个惊喜,或是一场突然袭击。关于这一点,最有发言权的莫过于加拿大心理学家安德鲁·费尔德马。2006年夏天,费尔德马在美加边境拿着护照排队,准备到美国去接朋友。边境官瞅了一眼打扮干净整齐的费尔德马,又瞅了瞅他的资料,写着“加拿大心理学会荣誉终身 Ever since I got the Internet, I’ve never thought of it again. One day, the Internet will be carrying your sesame mung bean big past together to visit, bring you a surprise, or a surprise attack. In this regard, the most say than the Canadian psychologist Andrew Feldma. In the summer of 2006, Feldma lined up with his passport on the border with the United States and Canada ready to pick up friends in the United States. The border officer glanced at the well-groomed Feldma, taking a look at his information, read ”Canadian Psychological Society honorary lifetime