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Subject: Clinical and Applied Psychology, Therapy, Debugging Software
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Date: Thu, 13-Mar-86 07:27:46 EST
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No one would ever dream of assembling a complex software package without
engaging in professional debugging.  A line of faulty code is like a
dose of poison.  But who debugs the software in my mind?  Me?  My friends?
My adversaries?  My therapist?  All of them?  (And who puts the bugs in
there in the first place?)  Is there a cure for the common code?

--Barry Kort   ..ihnp4!hounx!kort