With the business world becoming increasingly dependent on the Internet, there is concern that not enough is being done to guard against potentially devastating sabotage by "cyberterrorists." What do you think?

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  You mean some hacker could disrupt the computerized billing and record-keeping of my local phone company, costing them millions of dollars? That's awesome.

  Frank Moreland
  Piano Teacher

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  What if these terrorists got into the Snickers web site? They could potentially alter the peanuts-to-nougat ratio.

  Carol Sandberg
  Flight Attendant

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  You don't think one of these cyberterrorists could somehow infiltrate a chat room and pretend to be a sexy girl, do you?

  Donald Davis
  Systems Analyst

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  No cyberterrorists shall gain access to my data—I'm protected by the coolest password ever: Shadowfax. Oh, no, I said it aloud! My hubris has undone me once again!

  Phillip Sutcliffe
  Actuary

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  As a nursing-home resident, I live in constant fear of the fiberterrorists who force me to take my Metamucil.

  Liz Durham
  Retiree

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  Well, cyberterrorists may be difficult to capture in the act, but from what I know about people who are highly skilled with computers, they should be easy to beat up.

  Ernest Cey
  Speechwriter