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  I am politicaly a leftist Ramine <ramine@1.1> - 2014-11-01 16:37 -0700

#2652 — I am politicaly a leftist

Hello,



I am politicaly a leftist, a socialist, but my socialism
is a kind of improved socialism , cause i added some improvement to 
socialism so that it becomes better, i think that the  most important 
improvement that brings socialism is that it tries to miminize at best 
social darwinism, this is why you have seen me on this forum talking
social darwinism and talking about scalable synchronization algorithms, 
i think Dmitry Vyukov and Chris Thomasson have both failed on the 
criteria that i have talked to you before and that is "intelligent 
easiness" , i have defined "intelligent easiness" as to "EASY" the 
things and the processes and the life at the maximum keeping at
the same time a high level of "quality", so i have followed
the spirit of Dmitry Vyukov and Chris Thomasson and i have not
liked there spirit, cause what they are doing almost all the time
is giving only there algorithms as a source code without explaining 
correctly there algorithms and without easying the explanation of there 
algorithms so that the weaker humans among us humans can understand 
those algorithms and can easily learn so that to give the weaker humans 
among us a better chance to understand better parallel programming and 
give them a better chance to climb higher and higher the social ladder, 
this is why i have tried to be in accordance to my philosophy of 
"intelligent easiness"  and this why i have tried to improve this 
criteria of "intelligent easiness" by explaning with "EASY" the "how" 
and "why" my scalable synchronization algorithms are scalable or 
waitfree etc.





Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.

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