Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, and the Death of Reason

Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, and the Death of Reason by C. E. Hirschauer

Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V killed craftsmanship - now speed pretends to be intelligence, and repetition masquerades as reasoning.

In an industry drowning in frameworks, tutorials, and pre-written packages, this book is a surgical strike against the decay of true engineering. Copy, paste, and the death of reason is a war cry for those who are sick of the glucose era – word developers, assemble what they barely understand and call it mastery.

Inside, Hirschauer unpacks the rot:

•The tutorial addiction loop
•Framework worship and abstraction overload
•The myth of 10 X engineering
•The silence of undocumented systems
•And the terrifying rise of momentum without brakes

This is not a guide. It's not a course. It's a reckoning.
 if you've ever stared at a blank file and felt panic – if you've ever felt like the only one asking why  this book was written for you.

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