Quote by Joseph Campbell

Computers are like Old Testament gods; lots of rules and no mercy.

Computers are like Old Testament gods; lots of rules and no

Summary

This quote draws a comparison between computers and the gods of the Old Testament. In the context of the quote, "lots of rules and no mercy" suggests that computers operate based on strict rules and guidelines, similar to the many laws and commandments found in the Old Testament. Additionally, the absence of mercy implies that computers do not tolerate any deviation from their rules and algorithms, much like how the God portrayed in the Old Testament was often portrayed as strict and unforgiving. Overall, the quote highlights the rigidity and unforgiving nature of computers.

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By Joseph Campbell

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