I never said "Alan is the most important person alive in Computer Science" (though he's obviously a contender) And I have no regrets over the title "The Deep I

I never said "Alan is the most important person alive in Computer Science" (though he's obviously a contender) And I have no regrets over the title "The Deep Insights of Alan Kay"... Alan has generated a wealth of intellect, experience and insights in his works that most IT people still don't know about or even know who he is. The objective of the post is to bring some of his meaningful and powerful ideas to the surface and summarize them so it's more palatable and more accessible to more people - I think the title accurately captures this.