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Different people value things differently.

For example, a concerted effort to improve the quality of the net infrastructure could lead to more efficient distributed computing platforms, which means that eventually someone would write an improved folding program.

It's akin to an old computer science problem ... you can start a heavily computational algorithm now, and waste your time, or wait a few years for computers to be many times faster, and then do the parts of the calculation that you put off in a fraction of the time. Or wait a little longer ...

So, some people do the work now, and others work to improve the systems we use to do work. Seems worthwhile to me.

Personally, I run chessbrain.

ChessBrain.

Here it is...
http://www.chessbrain.net/story.html

Well there are tons of links at the page if you look around, try the bottom of this pagehere

most interesting link i've found so far is this read on chess programming theory... but then again im still going all theese links still, pretty interesting stuff though