> narrow definition of what "programming" is compared to what it has become. Its not a matter of 'belief'. Its a matter of mechanics: The companies that dont a

> narrow definition of what "programming" is compared to what it has become. Its not a matter of 'belief'. Its a matter of mechanics: The companies that dont abuse their employees and customers like that get let behind by those who do to get the most market share and profits. Eventually getting either pushed out of the market or gettin bought-out. The mechanics of the system encourage, reward and enforce sociopathy. Anyone who doesnt out-sociopath others is eliminated from the game.