Good article. Questioning everything that's 'known' is essential to coming up with new paradigms. And so far, computing certainly isn't an 'elegant' solution.

Good article. Questioning everything that's 'known' is essential to coming up with new paradigms. And so far, computing certainly isn't an 'elegant' solution. "doubling your signal-to-noise ratio demands quadrupling your energy consumption" Interesting assertion. Makes sense intuitively; the more we dither about an unobvious/complex choice we're facing, the longer it takes to make it. I'm wondering how broadly that statement applies.