Little Brother

Little Brother, Chapter 7

Marcus waxes poetic about the joys of programming a computer and how it can make one experience a whole new world where if “you program a computer, it does exactly what you tell it to do” (p. 42). What other kinds of experiences do you equate with the joy Marcus feels here?

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In my opinion, these feelings of joy can be inspired by a multitude of different things for different people. Whether someone is involved in computer programming, sports, art, medicine or farming... personal accomplishment is a source of joy.

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