> Charles Moore definitely believes in modifying the original problem so that it fits forth while he modifies forth to fit the problem. This philosophy is ofte

> Charles Moore definitely believes in modifying the original problem so that it fits forth while he modifies forth to fit the problem. This philosophy is often described by 80s lispers. They're not top-down nor bottom-up.. they lie in the middle. Trying to make a comfy intermediate layer so they can experiment various upper layers to fit the problem and adjust if rapidly in case of changes. Similar to IR in compilers I guess.