There's another option the author doesn't consider: Change programming, or create fundamentally different programming paradigms that entirely obviate some of th

There's another option the author doesn't consider: Change programming, or create fundamentally different programming paradigms that entirely obviate some of the requirements we have now. One idea that's a fairly natural progression from where we are now is Luna, a WYSIWYG data processing language: http://www.luna-lang.org http://www.luna-lang.org A loftier re-imagining is Dynamicland, co-founded by Alan Kay and Bret Victor: https://dynamicland.org https://dynamicland.org