Which entirely misses the point that most people think of the IT guy at work when they hear "IT". They're different skill sets. It's analogous to the relations

Which entirely misses the point that most people think of the IT guy at work when they hear "IT". They're different skill sets. It's analogous to the relationship between mechanical engineers and mechanics or machinists. Yeah, they're both working with 'physical technology' and there's some overlap in skills, but they're ultimately very different roles.