Modules change with time, and there is no sense of time in programming development. If you look at something like git, the way you deal with time is … - Joe Armstrong

One thing I wanted to do with Prolog, pick some sort of better things. Better stuff should happen when it fails. The other problem with prolog is that you could only do one thing, and you can only have one process. So I wanted and I thought Prolog was really great. I made an algebra to describe telephony in Prolog but the only trouble was you could only describe one process and if they didn't do what you'd expected them to do when you got failure, it didn't work.

The methodology for what I was going to do: ask some questions, get some replies, organize result, choose the best things to do.

Helping your non-technical neighbor. Tell them it's not your fault. Tell them it's crap software and I don't understand this crap.