Programming In Basic Causes Brain Damage.

The Effort Of Using Machines To Mimic The Human Mind Has Always Struck Me As Rather Silly. I Would Rather Use Them To Mimic Something Better.

Mathematicians Are Like Managers - They Want Improvement Without Change.

Our Intellectual Powers Are Rather Geared To Master Static Relations And That Our Powers To Visualize Processes Evolving In Time Are Relatively Poorly Developed. For That Reason We Should Do (as Wise Programmers Aware Of Our Limitations) Our Utmost To Shorten The Conceptual Gap Between The Static Program And The Dynamic Process, To Make The Correspondence Between The Program (spread Out In Text Space) And The Process (spread Out In Time) As Trivial As Possible.

Thank Goodness We Don't Have Only Serious Problems, But Ridiculous Ones As Well.

When Building Sand Castles On The Beach, We Can Ignore The Waves But Should Watch The Tide.