The computer has no need for verbal programming. Gestures, both … — “The Man Who Came to Listen” with Barrington Nevitt, In Peter Drucker’s Contributions to Business Enterprise, Eds., T. H. Bonaparte and J. E. Flaherty (New York: New York University Press, 1970), p 54

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The computer has no need for verbal programming. Gestures, both macroscopic and microscopic, can readily substitute for language.

“The Man Who Came to Listen” with Barrington Nevitt, In Peter Drucker’s Contributions to Business Enterprise, Eds., T. H. Bonaparte and J. E. Flaherty (New York: New York University Press, 1970), p 54

Quote #2530

Year: 1970

Chapter: Graphic Communication