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The nature of change

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

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Over coffee this morning, Alejandro Ribo Anne McCrossan and I shared some favourite Python moments. He’s just posted one of his.

We talked about the state of the world and some shared frustration at the apparently slow nature of some changes. Then I recalled that change is not always linear, which the Python boys understood well before the fall of the Berlin Wall. (Here’s a link if you can’t see the embed below.)

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