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New There's a difference
Back then, they built systems as well as they could to support unbelievably capable specialists who actually controlled things.

Today they're trying to build expert systems that can run themselves as long as the naked monkeys sitting in front of the TVs keep their hands off everything.

Which actually sort of makes sense when you're talking about the unmanned vehicles they've been sending out for the last couple of decades. I wonder if there's anyone in the system who's still thinking in terms of expert experts.
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Drew
New There's also no competition.
Back then, the US seriously believed the USSR was eventually capable of putting a man on the moon. And desparately didn't want that to happen.

Nowadays, the competition is mostly China. It's not a race for "first", either.

Wade.
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     armstrong - (rcareaga) - (13)
         I remember Soviet TV at the time. - (mmoffitt) - (1)
             Remember when Aldrin decked the wingnut? - (drook)
         There's a nice little museum for him in his home town. - (Another Scott)
         Great poll in Joy of Tech - (drook)
         Re: armstrong - (mvitale) - (3)
             Nit. - (mmoffitt) - (2)
                 There's a difference - (drook) - (1)
                     There's also no competition. - (static)
         Did you catch C. Pierce's encomium? - (Ashton) - (4)
             Check the comments. ;-) -NT - (Another Scott) - (3)
                 Mea culpa: did, minutes ago--was about to 'Never-Mind' - (Ashton) - (2)
                     Hey, take it easy there. :-) - (Another Scott) - (1)
                         (My) impeccable reading habits ... gang oft aglee, izall. -NT - (Ashton)

Note for the linguistically-impaired: That was a rhetorical question. (Second note, for the vocabulary-challenged: That means you're not supposed to answer it.)
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