Not whiteboard, but I do doodle on paper to find a solution to a problem all the time. It's silly to assume that the problems that I deal with have already been

Not whiteboard, but I do doodle on paper to find a solution to a problem all the time. It's silly to assume that the problems that I deal with have already been dealt with by somebody else. Who needs programmers anyway if you can simply Google everything? How can you justify the wages of programmers who can't solve new problems on their own?