Indelible Mark
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.27 (779 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1463399316 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 124 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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I was part of the initiation of the computer era (IBM 650), operating and programming the IBM 1401. I worked for a leading computer manufacturer as Systems Engineer, Systems Analyst, Systems Programmer, Operating Systems Instructor, and Data Center Manager. The author is a dedicated reader of science, especially cosmology and evolution. As that technology developed, I worked with the following mainframe IBM computers: 360, 370, 3031 y 3033. José Octavio Velasco-Tej
An intriguing book but a horrible translation from the native language. Richard D Watson This book has some excellent viewpoints to share on the errors brought to humanity because of religion. The author is well versed in his subject matter and adds new pertinent insights to the question of religion and the atheistic view. The reason I could only give it three stars is because of the translation. It's obvious that the author's primary language is Spanish. I could not find any attribution for the translation to Eng
Skepticals in religion: watch out! Do not criticize anything about any religion. The eminent evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins comments, very appropiately: "We are all atheists, but I believe in one god less than you." It results interesting to view the debates of the late Christopher Hitchens or Richard Dawkins versus fundamentalists who always bring faith or revelation and thus, never answer the questions asked or the mentioned commentaries. P. It is not of good taste; it is considered lack of respect and tact. Homo sapiens has proved capable of great feats although his "design" shows carelessness, unles
He is the writer of five books: Deluxe Chimp, Indelible Mark, Listen, Learn and Enjoy Jazz, Anécdotas, Aventuras, Historias y Conceptos Interesantes (Anecdotes, Adventures, Stories and Interesting Concepts), and the science fiction novel: Do You Want to Live, or Pass? ( Quieres vivir?, o pasas?) . The author is a dedicated reader of science, especially cosmology and evolution. About the Author José Octavio Velasco-Tejeda is a graduate Bachelor of Science in Math at Cal Poly (Pomona); he graduated in 1967. I worked for a leading computer manufacturer as Systems Engineer, Systems Analyst, Systems Programmer, Operating Systems Instructor, and Data Center Manager. As that technology developed, I wor