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Grace Anne _race_nne — Funny and compelling, the author is an ex-pat Iowan who returns from the UK with a new appreciation for fly-over states. Only on Ch. 3, but so far so good, and it makes me sentimental...

Nisso Sousa nisso — I liked the one for grown-ups! I'm looking forward to reading about understanding how to show and receive love from each of my children individually- the way God designed.

Natasha Hodgkins natashahodgkins495 — Brilliantly researched, fascinating, and engrossing.

Yesenia Garcia yesahide — Dijkstra's main point is that to use analogy to teach Computer Science is a failure of imagination and boldness. He argues that because computers can and will allow us to do such *un*imaginable things it's a pedagogical mistake to constrain the student mental model of what is possible with concepts or ideas that are fundamentally constrained and/or misleading. At first I laughed this off. Literally. Dijkstra is not a likable character even in his own speech! But with a few weeks to think about his point I think there is something fundamentally right about insisting we never anthropomorphize computers or analogize what they can do. To do so does actually constrain our imagination about them with practical results. I will strive to try and see this more radical, more novel, more scary universe that Dijkstra points to.