We Toast The Lisp Programmer Who Pens

Is It Possible That Software Is Not Like Anything Else, That It Is Meant To Be Discarded: That The Whole Point Is To Always See It As A Soap Bubble?

Simplicity Does Not Precede Complexity, But Follows It.

Often It Is The Means That Justify The Ends: Goals Advance Technique And Technique Survives Even When Goal Structures Crumble.

One Can Only Display Complex Information In The Mind. Like Seeing, Movement Or Flow Or Alteration Of View Is More Important Than The Static Picture, No Matter How Lovely.

Every Program Has (at Least) Two Purposes: The One For Which It Was Written And Another For Which It Wasn't.