> To my knowledge Alan Kay never wrote a 'Book' ... I'm then somewhat puzzled
> by your omniscience and omnipotence ;)
>
In any case, I see no reason to reach some broad consensus regarding
Alan's legacy. We're each likely to pursue our dreams in any case.
[...]
I agree with you. I believe we don't all learn in the same ways, so I'm certainly against any kind of 'unification' in learning but for real 'diversification' accessible to kids (and I believe here the computer has an important role to play).
I'm more and more noticing my weaknesses in the television area
(meaning those are the muscles I'm most trying to build right now, not
learning Ruby, not writing a lot more Pythonic mathematics, which I
consider a completed model by now, ready for prime time).
Sounds interesting. Could you also put that on Google Video, YouTube or whatever ?
PS:
'My' ~final ~word on this subject ( ...euh videos) ;)
http://scott.weston.id.au/software/pymissile-20060126/
francois
Kirby
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