The Common Good
May-June 2001

Computers are the key to the future. Or not.

by Rose Marie Berger, Susannah Hunter | May-June 2001

"Computer science is the best instrument of history to release man's creativity...
Half a million Indians now earn $40,000 developing programs for U.S.

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"Computer science is the best instrument of history to release man's creativity... Half a million Indians now earn $40,000 developing programs for U.S. businesses, a success that is possible thanks to computers."
-Microsoft founder Bill Gates

"Work is not an end in itself. Material production cannot be infinite; we must be concerned about the one who makes the products that we acquire at a low price."
-Cardinal Van Thuan, director of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace

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