Wow!!! That's a serious quantum Leap.
The development of the first programmable general-purpose electronic computer (ENIAC, 1945) is now about as far in the past as the publication of Maxwell's equations (1865) was when work on the ENIAC started.
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ENIAC's design relied on programming by throwing little switches outside of the machine. Von Neumann worked w/designers to move those programming switches into the memory of the computer — that’s one way we began to lose the distinction between what was data and what was program.
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I think your statement is deeper than the number of years in question. There's an underlying logic that hints at how far we have evolved beyond the ENIAC. That's my interpretation of your statement.
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And I don't understand either.
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