Computers Quote by Michael Lewis

Some traders still think that a computer could not trade as well as they can.

— Thomas Peterffy

“Computers were a kind of magery in themselves, or might as well be - to people who didn't understand them, they were every bit…

— Orson Scott Card

“The computers were index-linked to the Galactic stock-market prices, you see, so that we’d all be revived when everybody else had rebuilt the economy…

— Douglas Adams

“If anything, the unmistakable clues provided by the reports that highly intelligent and politically aware central bankers and Treasury officials became, as a collective,…

— Bernard Connolly

“he talked excitedly of the future of automatic computers, and reassured them that mathematicians would not be put out of work. In”

— Andrew Hodges

“And he’d realized computers could be a tool to unite society.”

— Neal Stephenson

“He was one of those deep ones who know about stocks and shares. Of course no one really knows, but he quite seemed to…

— J.M. Barrie

“Fifteen years ago, this would have been insider trading, but that quaint concept had disappeared a decade or two ago when so many brokers…

— Max Barry

“computers on everybody’s desk. The PC, which previously could have been dismissed as a technophile’s tinker-toy, was now becoming the essential business productivity tool.…

— John Wiley and Sons

“It was like listening to two badly written computer programs trying to convince each other that they were sentient.”

— Greg Egan

“But in the end, the hackers were misunderstood figures. They wanted nothing more than to belong, to subsume their brilliant selves in an even…

— Franklin Foer

“If we didn't execute bankers and rogue traders found guilty of financial mischief, it might give them the clear signal that it's actually okay,…

— Jasper Fforde