francois schnell wrote:
>
> Einstein said that it's ~"hard to understand what you never
> experienced" and I believe that's why he also said that "imagination
> is more important that knowledge" (ridding a photon to ~"experience"
> relativity, etc ...).
>
Francois,
I have read the Book of Kay. If it were have the proper effect on me,
it would have done so already. Quoting from it to me is therefore to no
avail. But I suspect you knew that already.
To my knowledge Alan Kay never wrote a 'Book' ... I'm then somewhat puzzled by your omniscience and omnipotence ;)
"If you're looking at something and you don't know where it comes from, if there's no pointer to the source, you can ignore it."
Tim Berners-Lee (WWW 'father')
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4132752.stm
francois
However I do see why the ability to think independently looms large
as an issue to you.
Good luck getting there.
Art
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