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So if you want "Carmack's Theorem" or "Noelsusman's Theorem" to appear in high school math textbooks 500 years from now, this is the best time to jump in. (Assu
by xamuel 7y ago
So if you want "Carmack's Theorem" or "Noelsusman's Theorem" to appear in high school math textbooks 500 years from now, this is the best time to jump in. (Assuming there are still textbooks 500 years from now.) "Doom" probably won't be remembered by then.
- Cyph0n 7y ago> "Doom" probably won't be remembered by then. Given that DOOM has been ported to virtually every platform known to man, I’d argue the opposite. Besides, in many instances, art survives while knowledge doesn’t. I suppose the digital age is different, but you never know!
- jacquesm 7y agoI won't be around but 500 years from now the chances are much better than even that Doom will still be around in some form and a couple of people might even know who wrote it back in the stone age of technology. Not so sure about Carmack's Theorem.