Re:this guy is on crack (Score 1)

Rather than Crack, silicon appears to be his crystal of choice. Actually, Chuck Moore's position is that "real world software design" is seriously flawed because it encourages modular complexity well beyond the "seven plus or minus two" cognative limits inherent in humans. He prefers a more atomic, hieracally testable approach where reuseable, tested and trusted code fragments converge on the solution through ascending scope. A revolotionary concept, given the current "real world software design" hedgemony. Newton, Pasteur, Darwin,and Einstein had similar ideas. Remember, this man wrote his own CAD system from scratch (all bits set with his hands) that has produced the physical masks (pixel maps) that have been used to fabricate the dice for his processors. After writing assemblers for more instruction sets than any man alive, he has spent the last 20 years coding in silicon.