
The Stage Is Full. The Experts Are Outside.
There was a time when being recognised as an expert in technology required something rather demanding: understanding it.
Not necessarily inventing a new processor, developing an operating system or writing millions of lines of code. But at least understanding the principles, limitations, architectures and consequences of the technologies one claimed to represent.
Expertise was something accumulated through study, experimentation, implementation, failure and experience. It was built over years, sometimes decades, often far away from conference stages and public recognition.


