microcode, compilers, and supercomputer architecture - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

4 Apr 1999

...
   It is clearly
the case that automated mechanisms are
 inferior to a quality human intelligence.  For anyone to think otherwise
 is to relegate decisions of life to a computer program. 
We don't need to bring moralizing into the discussion.  Most of us already
relegate a lot of life's decisions, including some life-critical ones, to
computers every day.

Or are you the kind of person that refuses to buy cars with antilock brake
systems? 
Use of such systems does not imply that I fail to recognise their
limitations.

William R. Buckley