> I'd argue that the typecasting in that last paragraph may not be realistic. Brutal reductionism is a beautiful tool for cutting away all the fluff; seeing wh

> I'd argue that the typecasting in that last paragraph may not be realistic. Brutal reductionism is a beautiful tool for cutting away all the fluff; seeing where different things are really multiple sides of the same die; and asking the young excited pimply-faced advocate of the newest fad, a rhetorical "so what?".