A hammer can bonk someone or help Jimmy Carter build a house for someone. We digital logic folks are both tool builders and tool wielders. Usefulness is in the

A hammer can bonk someone or help Jimmy Carter build a house for someone. We digital logic folks are both tool builders and tool wielders. Usefulness is in the hands of the user, but that doesn't mean the creator isn't a dipsh_t who made a crap tool, or that the user isn't a moron. My computer allows me to build stores of digital information representations, with functional integrations to other systems, including me. It's useful for me and my family, for sure.