Programming has allowed your brain to express rules of structure and precision. You did that to your writing by choosing programmers to read. Like in writing o

Programming has allowed your brain to express rules of structure and precision. You did that to your writing by choosing programmers to read. Like in writing on paper with pen. These qualitative subjective judgments are not coming from programming per se but rather a style of programming. Think: continental versus American styles of philosophy. Programming as we know it is arguably Western (structured, "precise" and all that hooplah). Programming itself isn't inherently Western, even if ARPANET was a US Grant, if you get my figures of speech, and grant me poetic license (which you probably won't do).