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In the mid-1970s I had the good fortune to spend an hour in the company of one of the founding fathers of computer science–a man who still contributes to the subject today. The trouble with being a computer scientist, he told me, is that your scientific colleagues will not allow you to be an expert in your own subject. They are always sure they know more about it than you do.
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