> are capable of more generalized forms of efficient problem solving I still don't understand what you are trying to say. The entire point of the article is t

> are capable of more generalized forms of efficient problem solving I still don't understand what you are trying to say. The entire point of the article is that "people who are capable of the more generalized form of efficient problem solving are more valuable". He's not saying that you never have to sit down and get your hands dirty and write something from scratch, or that the most efficient people never do that. You are agreeing with what he wrote and acting like he said the opposite.