I'm not sure what you're implying, care to elaborate? Generally I think of logic is a precursor to programming, and understanding the history of logic in the co

I'm not sure what you're implying, care to elaborate? Generally I think of logic is a precursor to programming, and understanding the history of logic in the context of philosophy should not be controversial, in my opinion. Further, I'm not the first to explore this connection, here is a thread I read recently on how study of philosophy can contribute to being a successful programmer: https://cofounderslab.com/discuss/how-do-you-think-programming-and-philosophy-relate-to-each-other https://cofounderslab.com/discuss/how-do-you-think-programmi...