> Because it allows lower wage workers to implement half baked solutions, and manipulate data in away that executives want regardless if it accurate, true, or r

> Because it allows lower wage workers to implement half baked solutions, and manipulate data in away that executives want regardless if it accurate, true, or reliable? Or to phrase it more generously: It allowed people to create the tools they needed to make their lives easier without engaging the services of a professional programmer. I know that to the professional programmer this is a high-crime worthy significant prison time, but to me it is basically the point of personal computing.