Passages from the Life of a Philosopher

In this fascinating exploration of life, the author reflects on the various motives behind writing personal narratives. While some pen their biographies to stave off boredom or to impress others, he reveals his reluctance to do so. Instead, he aims to document the intriguing journey of his work with Calculating Machines, hoping to capture their rich history. This volume is not a conventional autobiography; rather, it weaves together a tapestry of isolated yet captivating experiences with diverse social circles. Through a selection of anecdotes—some time-ordered, others thematically grouped—the author offers insights into human character and the significance of the events he encountered. Join him as he shares personal stories that illuminate the complexities of life without the pretense of a typical memoir.