y to time-share
the electrons the way that they really have to be.  I gave up
on computers for a while and went back to math, oddly enough,
a good place to hide from computers in that paleolithic era.

The less traveled corner of the math library where I frequently hid out
had a few shelves of logical and philosophical works, so I idly browsed
through the works of Boole, De Morgan, Dodgson, Frege, Leibniz, Peirce,
Schroeder, Venn, and that whole crew, along with the compendia and the
histories of Bochenski 