I don't think your analogy holds up very well. A more direct one would be if some liberal arts major did a coding bootcamp and wrote about their experience. I

I don't think your analogy holds up very well. A more direct one would be if some liberal arts major did a coding bootcamp and wrote about their experience. I wouldn't be morally offended that they shared their small window into programming with the world. Sure, it would be limited in many ways and colored by their own biases. But the latter makes it more interesting. I already know what programming is like for "real" programmers. Seeing what programming is like for someone outside of that tribe is actually pretty interesting.