It’s All About Complexity:
Writing computer software is one of the purest creative activities in the
history of the human race. Programmers aren’t bound by practical limitations
such as the laws of physics; we can create exciting virtual worlds with
behaviors that could never exist in the real world. Programming doesn’t
require great physical skill or coordination, like ballet or basketball. All
programming requires is a creative mind and the ability to organize your
thoughts. If you can visualize a system, you can probably implement it in a
computer program.
This means that the greatest limitation in writing software is our ability to
understand the systems we are creating.
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