NO more relationships with 'girls next door'!; - after TWO in the 'Priory Street Posse'!

My own answers are extremely radical and totally mindblowingly
far-reaching: -
o A lot of the problem is the vast over-proliferation of a
population of nearly totally uncontrolled, unregulated,
computers, especially in this 21 st Century, way beyond in
Size and Complexity, the ability of their designers to actually
control their design. Above all the Internet. As a computer
systems designer who first worked on them using paper tape
and cards back in 1971, I find the current generation of
systems (a) far too complex and BIG for anybody alive to
understand let alone manage (b) since ‘9/11’ and the
ensuing war on terrorism, involved in a global system of
control and alleged so-called ‘security’ that serves no human
being any more – only the ‘Great God of MONEY’.
o I propose here a ‘CCCCCC’ or ‘C6’ – a ‘cool, calm, collected
complete computer census’. Computers were invented
between 1937 and 1939 as weapons – the first digital
electronic computer was based at Bletchley in England
throughout the Second World War. This ‘Colossus Machine’
enabled Britain and so the Allies to break the ‘Enigma Code’
of every single German military radio signal during the war –
and had Prime Minister Winston Churchill taken this work
much more seriously, it has been said that the result could
have been a far quicker ending of that terrible conflict. The
man who published the original design was one Alan Turing,
a predecessor of mine at King’s College, Cambridge. He got
into a lot of trouble with the homophobia of the then
Government about his very precocious early blatancy about
his homosexuality – and the resulting persecution eventually
drove him to suicide. I am very glad even in this day and
age, that I do not suffer from either his homosexual or
suicidal tendencies…
o I claim in a future world where we ‘put the genie of these
computers’ back in the bottle the only computers we would
need are these limited forms: -
o (a) Calculation, measurement and control devices – but
ONLY where humans cannot match the performance,
accuracy, complexity or need for health and safety of these
(b) Word processing and graphics (c) Music (d)
CONTROLLED communications (e) MORE (much) control
over stored information (data)
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