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Programming Is Not A Zero-sum Game. Teaching Something To A Fellow Programmer Doesn't Take It Away From You. I'm Happy To Share What I Can, Because I'm In It For The Love Of Programming.

Some Cynical People Think That Every Activity Must Revolve Around The Mighty Dollar, And That Anyone Saying Otherwise Is Just Attempting To Delude The Public. I Will Probably Never Be Able To Convice Them That That Isn't Always The Case, But I Do Have The Satisfaction Of Knowing That I Live In A Less Dingy World Than They Do.

An Interesting Question: Is It Easier To Motivate A Learned Individual That Never Does Anything, Or Educate An Ignorant Individual That Actually Produces Things?

I Wanted To Remain A Technical Adviser For Id, But It Just Didn't Work Out. Probably For The Best, As The Divided Focus Was Challenging.

It's Nice To Have A Game That Sells A Million Copies.