I'm watching The Science Channel right now, and the cosmologist Saul
Perlmutter (I think I got that right) just said: "I'm a theorist, and
not even my mother knows what a theorist is." In my day to day job
with the VA, I'm just a programmer, not a computer scientist. But I
think that I have been successful in addressing problems because of
knowledge of (and ability to apply) theoretical computer science.
Sometimes, I feel frustrated because it seems as if no one is
really interested in the same kinds of issues that concern me and,
well, this just hasn't been a good day (or few days).
I want to apologize for anything rude, impatient, or unkind that I
may have said. I think the community we have here is something very
valuable, and I don't know that we really appreciate how much we can
accomplish by putting our collective minds to it.
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Gregory Woodhouse
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"The whole of science is nothing more than a refinement
of everyday thinking." -- Albert Einstein
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