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10 Rationality Quotes November 2012

by [anonymous]

6th Nov 2012

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JoachimSchipper13y60

Computers have revolutionized most fields of science. I take it as a general "yay science/engineer/computers" quote.

Jayson_Virissimo13y-40

Computers have revolutionized most fields of science. I take it as a general "yay science/engineer/computers" quote.

Babbage's prediction isn't about computers in general; it is about the Analytical Engine (which, as I pointed out, has never been constructed in its entirety).

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