> They don't need to express or communicate anything to anyone. My point about communication is not so much the need to actually tell something to someone, but

> They don't need to express or communicate anything to anyone. My point about communication is not so much the need to actually tell something to someone, but that in order to be able to communicate something, they need to know how to break down a problem into all the various components. That’s what’s missing for many business people, so whether they are communicating the problem to a developer, or to a no-code platform, it won’t work. There will always be business people who can do this just fine, but there are far more who see themselves as the people who give commands that others just follow and have no interest in actually doing that type of thinking.