The Prisoner Falls In Love

The Question Of Whether Computers Can Think Is Like The Question Of Whether Submarines Can Swim.

If We Wish To Count Lines Of Code, We Should Not Regard Them As "lines Produced" But As "lines Spent."

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

Fortran, The Infantile Disorder, By Now Nearly 20 Years Old, Is Hopelessly Inadequate For Whatever Computer Application You Have In Mind Today: It Is Now Too Clumsy, Too Risky, And Too Expensive To Use.

Computer Science Has As Much To Do With Computers As Astronomy Has To Do With Telescopes.