The Ability To Function
While writing the “Rule-Based Safety” post of a few days ago, this quote kept interfering with my thoughts:
Whenever I end up simultaneously holding two opposing ideas in my head, most of the time one of them automatically wins the battle quickly and boots out the loser. Phew, the victory relieves the mental tension. On the down-side, the winner is much too effective at preventing the opposition from ever entering the contemplation chamber again. I hate when that happens.
Categories: technical
coding standards, F. Scott Fitzgerald, programming, thinking
Many times the thing itself is neither good nor bad. It’s the use or misuse of it that’s good or bad. Kind of like singing and Justin Bieber 😉
Hey! Even though he got booed at the AMA, there’s no dissin’ the beeb on my blog.
Yet another facet of the person that is Tony emerges…in the words of Spock “fascinating” 😉