24 Jun
1997
24 Jun
'97
4:09 a.m.
A.R. Duell wrote:
I've never really thought about the people behind
it, except in a very
general way. If the machine had 'come from another planet' I'd still like
it. I'd still be interested in it for what it can do - it's a fine piece
of machinery that can do some things that you can't do on any PC.
I see that I have managed to not to explain myself in such a way to be
understood:
Your lovely machines (whichever they are) live *only* because there
someone (you or another human person) to make it work and appreciate the
results. They *only* live in your (or somebody else's) mind. And that is
why their history is important because it's not their history that we
appreciate but the sentiments, feelings, joy and sadness of the people
who used them!
Hope this is clearer
enrico
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