But I argue that this is not the place to do it (since it requires more ink and motivation than there is space left in the article). Anyway, you might as well

But I argue that this is not the place to do it (since it requires more ink and motivation than there is space left in the article). Anyway, you might as well say that every programmer should have a modicum of understanding of chip design, since every language is run on chips; but while it may make one a better programmer, it's not necessary in many higher-level languages.