27 ;;Quote: understanding an event means fitting it into a preconceived scheme of thought; could be science or a private delusion

38 ;;Quote: while others had movable type, Gutenberg figured out how to print works that looked sufficiently like hand-lettering to sell

53 ;;Quote: learning is the process by which inputs of information in the past lead to images of the future in the present

65 ;;Quote: test question: write an appropriate question and then answer it

69 ;;Quote: an analyst shouldn't ask very precise questions with yes/no answers since the 'noise' contains much useful information

102 ;;Quote: a true test of self-documenting design is whether its maintainability is maintained

157 ;;Quote: there's no sense being precise about something when you don't even know what you're talking about

157 ;;Quote: in design fields such as architecture, the rough sketch is heavily used; detailed drawings seldom occur before the creative work is finished

165 ;;Quote: ninety percent of aggravation in programming projects comes at the end; the unimportant, last 10%, could be dropped