I suppose I'm "bearish" on selling development as it presently exists for the exact same reason? Right now, what's being sold is "more people can go into the c

I suppose I'm "bearish" on selling development as it presently exists for the exact same reason? Right now, what's being sold is "more people can go into the career of programming" as opposed to "no really, it's possible to bring so-called 'programming' to everyone.'" Put differently, it wasn't that Hypercard didn't catch on, it's that things like Hypercard get "killed."