It Is Not The Task

Mathematicians Are Like Managers - They Want Improvement Without Change.

John Von Neumann Draws Attention To What Seemed To Him A Contrast. He Remarked That For Simple Mechanisms, It Is Often Easier To Describe How They Work Than What They Do, While For More Complicated Mechanisms, It Is Usually The Other Way Around.

The Ability Of Discerning High Quality Unavoidably Implies The Ability Of Identifying Shortcomings.

Computer Science Is No More About Computers Than Astronomy Is About Telescopes.

In The Good Old Days Physicists Repeated Each Other's Experiments, Just To Be Sure. Today They Stick To Fortran, So That They Can Share Each Other's Programs, Bugs Included.