I think you have misunderstood OPs remarks. The way I see it, the distinction is between the innovators and the regurgitators. Very few people can innovate well

I think you have misunderstood OPs remarks. The way I see it, the distinction is between the innovators and the regurgitators. Very few people can innovate well when writing software. Others rely on the work of existing innovators to piece together their solutions. Both have their place, but one takes more practice to attain a high level of proficiency. Not elitist - just observing reality.