On UrbanBaby: I won't vaccinate my daughter!
BNET Business Network:
BNET
TechRepublic
ZDNet
TalkBack 7 of 12:
Next »
« Previous
RE: He wrote 200,000 books (but computers did some of the work)
not very impressive. Why do you write about things like these?

It has been argued that computers can create art, but it would be post-modern; which isn't art. There is no beauty, no ecstacy of being carried by such art, it completely misses the point. So does his books, he might think he's smart and nifty, but he's simply mediocre. Let's forget about him...
Posted by: psintel   Posted on: 04/18/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
Reply to Story Reply to Message

Alert moderator to an offensive message

Subscribe to this discussion via Email or RSS

Prolefeed  galileon | 04/15/08
prolefeed  splayedasterisk | 04/15/08
RE: He wrote 200,000 books (but computers did some of the work)  rider_tiger | 04/17/08
the most published author in the history of the planet  magallanes | 04/17/08
True, he is NOT the most published author in the history of the planet.  Dr_Zinj | 05/08/08
Another Counting Problem  MichP | 05/08/08
RE: He wrote 200,000 books (but computers did some of the work)  psintel | 04/18/08
RE: He wrote 200,000 books (but computers did some of the work)  ConnieS | 05/08/08
That Better Be a Typo  MichP | 05/08/08
Tufted Rugs  levinson | 05/08/08
This is a stupid idea.  lensjoop | 05/08/08
RE: He wrote 200,000 books (but computers did some of the work)  WSHBaker@... | 06/05/08

What do you think?

SponsoredWhite Papers, Webcasts, and Downloads

advertisement
advertisement

SmartPlanet

Click Here