All in Cooperation
I was once doing a one-to-one English course in London. Most of my course was based on conversations with my teacher. He went to a public school in England, spoke a very upper-class English,was cultivated and keenly interested in cultural matters. According to him there are three main traits that characterise a cultural entity. His example was the English people themselves: they are primarily known for
When I think of Operating Systems I think of Plato’s allegory of the cave. We, the users of operating systems like MAC OS or Windows, have spent our lives chained to the wall of a cave (the operating system). We watch shadows cast from the light of our fire to the opposite wall (the user interface) and we give those shadows names (applications or apps). The shadows (apps) are our (user's) reality.
Ideas are abstract and novel concepts that arise in the mind. One thing is the idea that nests in your head and another completely different thing is to communicate that idea to others in a way that they will understand it. It is reasonable that ideas need more extensive explanation than …
