I do not disagree. In fact, going outside the context of tech, sometimes democratizing inventions for the lay people is great in one area, and terrible in othe

I do not disagree. In fact, going outside the context of tech, sometimes democratizing inventions for the lay people is great in one area, and terrible in other perspectives. One example could be the invention of the automobile which - at least in the U.S. - empowered so many people (and commerce), but it also enabled folks to do very foolish things...to the detriment of so many, many auto-related deaths every year. So, back to technology...yes, i like me some PHP, but it is not lost on me that in the hands of the less qualified (or maybe folks who know, but simply do not care), there could be significant (and widespread) downsides. ;-)