I was thinking exactly the same analogy. I think people are overreacting to simple facts of life: if a technology is mature and the services around it plenty a

I was thinking exactly the same analogy. I think people are overreacting to simple facts of life: if a technology is mature and the services around it plenty and cheap, there's no point wasting your time learning the ins and outs of it. I don't see what the problem is if someone doesn't know how to add a RAM stick just because I do, the same way I don't feel compelled to know how to replace a light bulb to save myself a tenner