#1 is definitely off, for certain in the opposite direction. There are some people who simply do not "get" software, and never will. And that's ok. I'm have

#1 is definitely off, for certain in the opposite direction. There are some people who simply do not "get" software, and never will. And that's ok. I'm have aphantasia, so I will never be an artist. That's ok. Some people are tone deaf and so will never be musicians. That's ok. Some people are just, let's say "logic blind", and so can never understand how a computer will work through software. They just can't follow it in their minds, in the same way that my mind just can't visualise pictures that are not currently in front of my eyes. It's important that we don't claim the opposite so that people who discover they have aphantasia, or are tone deaf, or are logic blind don't think there's something wrong with themselves, because if "everyone can do it" but they can't then they must be either broken or lazy.