As an engineer, I read this very good techincal article by Mr. Wallace. I also read from
Kansas Alumni about Mr. Wallace "Always on the Edge" and I quote “You’re a race car driver, in a sense. You’re right on the edge, always on the edge. You’re trying to push it to the maximum. You also know that if you go over the maximum, you wreck the car and you kill yourself. When you go over, an intelligence failure frequently has severe consequences. It’s not a mistake that can be erased.”
Mr. Wallace and Mr. Biederman profession appears to be more like race car driving.
As an engineer, I read this very good techincal article by Mr. Wallace. I also read from
Kansas Alumni about Mr. Wallace "Always on the Edge" and I quote “You’re a race car driver, in a sense. You’re right on the edge, always on the edge. You’re trying to push it to the maximum. You also know that if you go over the maximum, you wreck the car and you kill yourself. When you go over, an intelligence failure frequently has severe consequences. It’s not a mistake that can be erased.”
Mr. Wallace and Mr. Biederman profession appears to be more like race car driving.
Howard Walther, member of a Military Family