Original fortran / lisp era, lot of memory was 2,048 bytes. Lot of very subtle foundational distinctions. From pre-if statement era: Fortran -> 1st order logi

Original fortran / lisp era, lot of memory was 2,048 bytes. Lot of very subtle foundational distinctions. From pre-if statement era: Fortran -> 1st order logic logic language / algol / "logic or" based / vector (array/struc): (n * m) -> don't need everything to complete current task(s) / (algebra or calculus) / mealy based Lisp -> 2nd order logic based language / applicative / "logic and" base / polynomial (tree/heap): (1-n) -> MUST have everything to complete current task(s) / (algebra and calculus) / moore based --- https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-between-mealy-machine-and-moore-machine/ https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-between-mealy-machi...