One Man's Constant Is Another

Because Of Its Vitality, The Computing Field Is Always In Desperate Need Of New Cliches: Banality Soothes Our Nerves.

Learning French Is Trivial: The Word For Horse Is Cheval, And Everything Else Follows In The Same Way.

In Man-machine Symbiosis, It Is Man Who Must Adjust: The Machines Can't.

You Think You Know When You Learn, Are More Sure When You Can Write, Even More When You Can Teach, But Certain When You Can Program.

Every Reader Should Ask Himself Periodically “toward What End, Toward What End?”—but Do Not Ask It Too Often Lest You Pass Up The Fun Of Programming For The Constipation Of Bittersweet Philosophy.