“Neurons that wire together, fire together”As the old addage goes, when all you have is a hammer, everything looks likea nail. People tend to inflate the centrality of whatever field they are in. Thereader is encouraged to take the structure of the last half of the addage: “…everything looks like a 𝑋”, and replace 𝑋 with any concept or idea. Examplesinclude “network”, “equation”, “negotiation”, “algorithm”, “cupon”, “hammock” — as the first nouns might betray, the write of this piece is indeed of acomputer scientific inclination. That aside, the reader is asked to note that thetruth value of the statement varies with the noun.REFERENCES