> Not to mention, as computing expands, the average capability of people is dropping. Seats need to be filled, and those seats don't all need to be high quality

> Not to mention, as computing expands, the average capability of people is dropping. Seats need to be filled, and those seats don't all need to be high quality devs. Also, a lot of businesses have analysts/data scientists that know SQL and have access to the DBs: stores procedures make business domain-level functionality more available to them because they don’t have to guess what application code is actually doing.