<prompt> Bo-rahistori ha ba lumellane ka hore na ke mang ea lokelang ho tlotloa e le eena moqapi oa inthanete. Hlalosa e ngoe ea maikutlo a tšehetsang taba ena.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Historians disagree about who should be credited as the inventor of the internet. State one of the views that supports this claim. . Response in English: One view among historians is that the invention of the internet should be attributed to the early pioneers of computer networking who developed the technologies that laid the groundwork for the Internet. This includes individuals like Vinton Cerf and Bob Kahn, who developed the Transmission Control Protocol TCP and the Internet Protocol IP, the fundamental communication protocols at the heart of the Internet. Others include Paul Baran, Donald Davies, and Leonard Kleinrock who developed the concept of packet switching, a key technology in computer networking. There are those who argue that the development of the internet was a collaborative effort by many scientists, engineers, and researchers over a period of several decades, and it is difficult to attribute the invention to just one person or group. . Response in Sesotho: Pono e ngoe hara bo-rahistori ke hore ho qaptjoa ha marang-rang ho lokela ho amahanngoa le bo-pula-maliboho ba pele ba marang-rang a khomphieutha ba ileng ba hlahisa theknoloji e ileng ea rala motheo oa Inthanete. Sena se kenyelletsa batho ba kang Vinton Cerf le Bob Kahn, ba thehileng Transmission Control Protocol TCP le Internet Protocol IP, mekhoa ea motheo ea puisano e bohareng ba Inthanete. Ba bang ba kenyelletsa Paul Baran, Donald Davies, le Leonard Kleinrock ba hlahisitseng khopolo ea ho fetola liphutheloana, theknoloji ea bohlokoa ho marang-rang a khomphieutha. Ho na le ba phehang khang ea hore tsoelo-pele ea marang-rang e ne e le boiteko ba tšebelisano-moho ke bo-rasaense ba bangata, baenjiniere le bafuputsi ka nako ea lilemo tse mashome a maloa, me ho thata ho bolela hore ho qaptjoa ke motho a le mong kapa sehlopha. 