> As the article says, a lot of our real-world problems are graph problems - why are programmers the only ones who should have the tools to solve them? I think

> As the article says, a lot of our real-world problems are graph problems - why are programmers the only ones who should have the tools to solve them? I think programmers and mathematicians are the only ones that model these problems as graphs. I doubt a casual person sees graphs in random real world problems. And something I learned working in a big corporations, everything can be an excel spreadsheet if you try hard enough.