I've been programming for 50 years. Nothing fundamental has changed. Computers are "intellectual mirrors". What you get reflects what you think you want. Which

I've been programming for 50 years. Nothing fundamental has changed. Computers are "intellectual mirrors". What you get reflects what you think you want. Which is almost never what you actually want. Wrapping "tools" around the intellectual mirror is putting makeup on. It makes you look better but you're still the problem.