I was doing x86 assembly coding as a teenager, and certainly didn't need nudging. I also taught myself calculus, physics, and even material engineering. I don

I was doing x86 assembly coding as a teenager, and certainly didn't need nudging. I also taught myself calculus, physics, and even material engineering. I don't see any problem with kids coding. It looks like other people are comparing it to chess or soccer? I would compare it to Math, which is taught to people. I'm not sure why people would feel like only certain people can do it (like soccer or chess). I don't feel threatened if more people code. Maybe I'll create (another) language to teach my kids if I have any.