I like simplicity. The Unix philosophy, as codified, is both simple and rigid. It's the rigidity that kills it. The Unix philosophy does not give room for expe

I like simplicity. The Unix philosophy, as codified, is both simple and rigid. It's the rigidity that kills it. The Unix philosophy does not give room for experimentation, learning, understanding, and growth. It imposes a set of rules, and some people take that as unalterable. These people are wrong.