>The people who make the most (founding CEOs) often have the wimpiest coding skills of all. What makes for a status hierarchy where the closer to the machine yo

>The people who make the most (founding CEOs) often have the wimpiest coding skills of all. What makes for a status hierarchy where the closer to the machine you are, the higher the status? Continuing your analogy a bit further, we can say that many politicians (dictators) make much much more than most founding CEOs and they have the wimpiest of wimpiest coding skills of all! I mean, we must not confuse between the ability to make more with ability to tackle technical problems. Regarding the status hierarchy, we can see that Nicola Tesla was certainly very closer to machine as compared many people, surely he has a very high position in the status hierarchy than most of the run of the mill founding CEOs with wimpiest coding skills.