Spooky Comp Sci voo doo called Lisp

A Computer Scientist’s views on Geek cultural memes.  Let’s just call this blog that, and consider it a joke. And it might be fun! Let’s call it political satire, so if I use a phrase like “Big Internet Company Money” so you know what I meme, then I believe the use of any trademark or public persons would be considered fair use under free speech.

At least that’s the idea. 

A good friend of mine “Do you have any ideas on how to make billions with the Internet?”
(Isn’t it sad? He doesn’t even make seven digits yet… /cry /cry /oh boo hoo)

But my gosh! I sure do have some idea. Too bad someone already stole the idea I had for my thesis. Yes, it’s done done. Good bye Internet company millions. No trademarky patenty algorithm thingy for me.

So I’ll just have to exploit it and make billions. Legally. It’s very funny! No one believes me. Except for one person who is much much smarter than me. 😉

But what has any of this got to do with Lisp?

Lisp is arguably the most powerful computer program language. And it has a great many sophisticated tools for dealing with abstract thought. Of course, they just call it a ‘pattern’ in NLP.

Just put it together for yourself.