It's not even an balanced tree! What a monster!

What a weird false dichotomy. A planet with well over 7 Billion people can do at least two things at once.

You are correct in general, but one cannot do two things at once when the first thing is (at least, arguably) a necessary prerequisite to the second thing.

That's great and all, but it still runs on hurdly any architectures.

It's worth noting that when the movie first came out the "conventional wisdom" was that it was referring to Bill Clinton.

The other thing he [emphasis mine] got wrong is “prompt complexity/coaxing”.

She, actually.

Yes, it is the scripting language of TempleOS.

It is worth noting that the more fundamental thing going on here is that abstract syntax trees are the general way in which programs are represented after being parsed, rather than this being something specific to Lisp. What makes Lisp interesting is essentially that it uses a notation that makes the underlying AST incredibly explicit.

I think you mean: it is one of the most brain dead comments you have ever hurd about Linux.

In fairness, the cost of selling their souls to the Dark Lord Sauron also does not show up in this graphic.

Cent O-S is com-ING, to TOWN!!!

WAIT LET ME IN I WANT TO HAVE THE LAST WORD IS IT TOO LATE!!!

Also, I respect your insistence on using a term other than American to describe people from the US.

Because no one else belongs to a state and so calling ourselves "statesians" is therefore better?