For those of you on Twitter

[OwlHoot]

if we kicked out all the religion, morality, philosophy, stopped arguing about the fundamental realities that we can't alter and went with what works, we would do a lot better.

The IT equivalent of that is to compile a vast intricate real-time C program without bounds checking - It's fine until something goes wrong!

[NotAllThere]

...Maybe if we just looked at humanity in the same way that we looked at technical issues, if we kicked out all the religion, morality, philosophy, stopped arguing about the fundamental realities that we can't alter and went with what works, we would do a lot better.

Said a man with no understanding of religion, morality, philosophy nor history.

[cojak]

OK hun...

[xoggoth]

Don't do Twitter. If I did, I would definitely take issue with your twit or tweet or whatever you call it.

Lesson for IT people: Human problems don't have solutions in the same sense that technical problems do. They just don't.

Maybe if we just looked at humanity in the same way that we looked at technical issues, if we kicked out all the religion, morality, philosophy, stopped arguing about the fundamental realities that we can't alter and went with what works, we would do a lot better.

[cojak]

@RoguePOTASStaff

Hilarious or very scary, depending on your point of view.

Resistance is not futile.