Tony Morris

@dibblego @gregmcintyre Thought it was an interesting article on the subject.

@Catharz @dibblego The article is was part of what sparked this thread. :)

@gregmcintyre @Catharz It's not about whether or not you are wrong. It's what happens next that counts.

@dibblego @Catharz I think any productive discussion about this would require writing a definition of "maths" and "programming" first.

@gregmcintyre @Catharz Yes it would. Try to come up with one where the statement is true. Reflect on what you just did. Laugh at yourself.

@dibblego @Catharz I laugh at myself constantly as a matter of policy. Happy to write my definitions and share them.

@gregmcintyre @Catharz Programming means "horse." Mathematics means "elephant." Programming is not mathematics. Win!

@dibblego @Catharz When I say programming, I mean writing code that achieves some desirous effect. That may not mean proving something.