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The Two Codes

How the traditions of religion and software engineering reflect one another

Coding is one part skill, one part magic, and one part tradition. But when AI use takes out the conversation of code — the necessary language of the code itself — can the tradition be kept alive? How do we keep something living and growing without passing along its stories, its trials and errors, and its complexities?

On this episode, host David Zvi Kalman speaks with scientist Samuel Arbesman about his new book, ‘The Magic of Code,’ and the ways that religion and coding reflect one another.

Belief in the Future is a production of Sinai and Synapses. It was made with support from Templeton World Charity Foundation.

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