Egregoros

@nolan this is spot on. I talk with @SlicerDicer all the time about how we're a "tech society" and we should want to empower as many people as possible to be able to use computers to improve their lives -- to build solutions to problems they have that will never have a mass appeal or product-market-fit. But we can't expect every Tom, Dick, and Harry to spend the years required learning the nuances of this discipline *and* still have their own jobs/careers and areas of expertise.

We only have so much time on this planet. We can only choose to spend it focused on learning and mastering a few complex topics.

But if we can break down the barriers and turn computers into a more general purpose tool that anyone can use for *creating* not just *consuming*, we've made a huge stride in the advancement of the human race I think...