Re: [External] : A peek to the other side

[Emanuel Berg via Users list for the GNU Emacs text editor <help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org>]

Drew Adams wrote:

> The tendency to think in strong black-&-white,
> internal/external, baked/fluid, closed/open terms comes also
> (I think) from the fact that developers come to Emacs and
> Elisp from working with other, more static/structured
> languages and environments - worlds where there really can
> be a strong use and need for an inside/outside separation
> and protecting coders from themselves and code from itself
> (beyond purposes of abstraction).

If nothing in terms of technology separates them, no need to
invent something artificial that pretends to do that, if
that's what happens.

If an alien race of super-hackers conquered Earth, beings
that were totally ignorant about humans but could immediately
and fully understand any piece of code they were looking at
... would they see the same thing two times, or different
things one time each?

Interestingly we, who are still humans most of us, should use
the same method ...

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