I don't think so. Coding bootcamps might motivate and help those already fascinated with computers to some degree, but a vast majority of computer users just us

I don't think so. Coding bootcamps might motivate and help those already fascinated with computers to some degree, but a vast majority of computer users just use it as a device, much like using a toaster or oven. It's not even that their minds are different from technically inclined people or that they're just dumb. It's just that they have OTHER occupations in life, and using a computer may be just a means to look up info, entertainment, communication or as a digital assistant. Computers are deep, involved and time-consuming, once you scratch below the surface. And you generally don't have the time in modern life to be holding a full-time career AND to investigate the innards of computing systems, even just the software.