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Let us not forget that the computer is a tool and that raw computing
speed is but one measure of the effectiveness of the hardware.  If that
computing power has to "go to waste" in a spreadsheet program, I don't
care, as long I get *my* job more effectively. All those cycles going
into painting a bitmap window, think it's a waste? Fine, want to design
METAFONT characters with punch cards, or even a glass TTY?

I used to wonder what we would do with all those MIPS of computing
power hardware would give us. Now I realize that there is at least one
application that can soak up any amount of CPU power you can get -
advanced interfaces. Have a look at the October SciAm issue. Take the
Wired Glove.  Imagine a biochemist being able to experiment with
molecules by "handling" them. Would you begrudge all those cycles
required to support this mode of interaction? I certainly wouldn't.

	Ken