Programming is really formalization. That is the hard part. The kind of thinking required to take something and express it as a set of logical and computable co

Programming is really formalization. That is the hard part. The kind of thinking required to take something and express it as a set of logical and computable constraints. It doesn't matter how much money you throw at the problem we are never going to have the entire population being able to "program". It is the same reason despite all the training in mathematics only a few people go on to get a PhD and come up with something novel in mathematics. The rest of the population gets by with basic algebra, not even calculus is required.