Funny and kind of expected, right? Like how much time we programmers spend programming our environments? Of course philosophy wants to argue it's purpose. Mus

Funny and kind of expected, right? Like how much time we programmers spend programming our environments? Of course philosophy wants to argue it's purpose. Musicians could write a symphony to explain music, if they felt the need, and astronomers could draw a detailed map of astronomy and explain how fast the different sub fields were diverging based on their red shift and parallax calculations?