It is the bias that being good at computing automatically gives you an advantage with somebody else’s algorithms. Or that they see you better as one of their ow

It is the bias that being good at computing automatically gives you an advantage with somebody else’s algorithms. Or that they see you better as one of their own. After being successful in IT one thinks one can approach arbitrary areas of snail mail life better than the rest, but it’s more complicated than that. Having have the rare opportunity to fail in a way the author write about I can relate the feeling, but no Marc can unwind where we are and it needs solid ideologies to change the status quo. This not a green field anymore in many areas and particularly with who gets peoples’ attention.