Before the web, there was HyperCard. It gave ordinary people the power to create, to explore – and even led to the best-selling computer game of all time. So, what happened to it?

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Corrections:
2:27: I regret not finding a way to bring Ted Nelson into this story, who coined the terms "hypertext" and "hypermedia" in 1963.
4:20: The 68000 processor itself was quite good. The original Macintosh's main bottleneck was memory.