I think the point was over specific, but still valid. "Technical" translates to "someone who's actually building something physical". It's guiding the division

I think the point was over specific, but still valid. "Technical" translates to "someone who's actually building something physical". It's guiding the division between social/business/marketing constructions and, well, technical ones. I'd think the argument applies equally the the guy building the hardware (when that happens) and maybe even to the ID guy building the enclosure.