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Science Is Knowledge Which We Understand So Well That We Can Teach It To A Computer; And If We Don't Fully Understand Something, It Is An Art To Deal With It.

We Should Continually Be Striving To Transform Every Art Into A Science: In The Process, We Advance The Art.

...one Of The Most Important Lessons, Perhaps, Is The Fact That Software Is Hard. From Now On I Shall Have Significantly Greater Respect For Every Successful Software Tool That I Encounter. During The Past Decade I Was Surprised To Learn That The Writing Of Programs For Tex And Metafont Proved To Be Much More Difficult Than All The Other Things I Had Done (like Proving Theorems Or Writing Books). The Creation Of Good Software Demand A Significiantly Higher Standard Of Accuracy Than Those Other Things Do, And It Requires A Longer Attention Span Than Other Intellectual Tasks.

The Most Important Thing In The Kitchen Is The Waste Paper Basket And It Needs To Be Centrally Located.

God Is A Challenge Because There Is No Proof Of His Existence And Therefore The Search Must Continue.