It feels like someone could learn some Zen here. Most things in life are not of type boolean. It is true that these labels are a wrong concept in some way. But

It feels like someone could learn some Zen here. Most things in life are not of type boolean. It is true that these labels are a wrong concept in some way. But of course the same applies to the idea, that everybody can do everything in the same quality and quantity, just after spending the same time learning it. It is too simple a point of view, isn't it? Other than that I also get the feeling these days, that you can't be a good coder without any ideas about design. To understand how we construct software we all naturally learn the interface to processors, electronic waves and so on. Why should learning about the human interface not be as important for understanding how we should design our software. Also we all need to express what we have in mind, which also needs some design abilities to create appropriate ppts and prototypes.