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> I, on equal grounding, assert that the author is wrong. The burden of proof remains with the author. The author, at least, gave relevant analogies from his a
by unbalancedevh 6y ago
> I, on equal grounding, assert that the author is wrong. The burden of proof remains with the author.
The author, at least, gave relevant analogies from his area of expertise. I don't see any evidence to back up your assertion, or even what you think he's wrong about.
> ...resume the conversations others began long ago.
That's what the author is doing.
> There is nothing new under the sun.
Strange comment to make on HN. The author's exhortation to "to change the world and make it a better place" seems like it should fit right in to the mindset of those who frequent this site.