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John Frederick McCarthy es un músico, autor, educador y creador del sistema de aprendizaje Rock House Method. Desde 2001, The Rock House Method ha vendido más de tres millones de programas instructivos de los cuales McCarthy escribe, compone y demuestra. En el pasado, McCarthy ha escrito columnas para la revista Guitar School y en junio de 2009 comenzó a escribir una columna mensual titulada "Metal Rising" en la revista Guitar Player. Como propietario de la Rock House School of Music desde 1981, McCarthy ha desarrollado un plan de estudios para aprender a tocar música que cubre guitarra, piano, ukulele, batería, bajo, canto, desarrollo musical temprano para niños y teoría musical. Sus premios y reconocimientos incluyen el premio CTNOW "Best Place to Learn Music" 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, el premio Music & Sound Retailer por "Best Tools for Schools", Music Merchandise Review "Best Instructional Product of the Year" 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012.
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“[This] is or should be our main scientific activity — studying the structure of information and the structure of problem solving processes independently of applications and independently of its realization in animals or humans.”
“One can even conjecture that Lisp owes its survival specifically to the fact that its programs are lists, which everyone, including me, has regarded as a disadvantage.”
“When there's a will to fail, obstacles can be found.”
“It's difficult to be rigorous about whether a machine really 'knows', 'thinks', etc., because we're hard put to define these things. We understand human mental processes only slightly better than a fish understands swimming.”
“Whenever we write an axiom, a critic can say that the axiom is true only in a certain context. With a little ingenuity the critic can usually devise a more general context in which the precise form of the axiom doesn't hold. [...] There simply isn't a most general context.”
“He who refuses to do arithmetic is doomed to talk nonsense.”
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