The Lisp Ducati
Came across Lisp: The Ducati of Programming Languages over at defmacro.org yesterday:
“When you drive a car”, he said, “there is a disconnect between your thoughts and the machine. You sense it, but you’re never really conscious of it until you get a bike. You want the car to accelerate, you add some gas, and then you have to wait for a split second before the car listens to you. On a bike this delay is so much smaller, your brain doesn’t really register it. You think of something, and you’re there. A bike becomes a part of you - an extension of your body. You’ll probably need a Ferrari to achieve such unity with a car.”
~drool~ :)
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