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Wikipedia Question	by carthax	2005-03-16 15:06:23
Absolutely not.	by wheresthefish	2005-03-16 15:20:51
Oh please	by Liava	2005-03-16 15:56:54
You've missed one vital motivation	by wheresthefish	2005-03-16 16:09:37
and if you know the subject that well...	by MikeCDN	2005-03-16 16:14:31
Simple	by Liava	2005-03-16 16:23:54
and you really belive	by MikeCDN	2005-03-16 16:25:07
Yes	by Liava	2005-03-16 16:32:40
Compleatly diffreent	by MikeCDN	2005-03-16 16:36:44
It's exactly the same thing	by Liava	2005-03-16 16:51:06
Software isn't knowledge	by MikeCDN	2005-03-16 16:54:51
Software is knowledge	by Liava	2005-03-16 17:05:23
uh... my buisness card says programer	by MikeCDN	2005-03-16 17:11:01
Fine, you're a programmer	by Liava	2005-03-16 17:30:04
You can bend terms all you like, but product can mean knowledge. A text book is also a product. Blue prints are knowledge: they are knowledge of how to build something. The programmer's creation is the knowledge. An algorithm is knowledge of how to solve a problem. If you disagree, then please explain how it isn't without the fallacious argument that products cannot be knowledge. Knowledge is the state or fact of knowing. I can look at an algorithm and know what it does and how it does it. It can teach me how to solve a problem. How is that not knowledge?
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