What I think is missed by a lot of people here is the opportunity for 'visual programming' to help with visual tasks, which is a lot of what people do on comput

What I think is missed by a lot of people here is the opportunity for 'visual programming' to help with visual tasks, which is a lot of what people do on computers (making games, CAD, maps/GIS, images, 3d models, etc.). It will help because at the moment there's no way to 'see what you are doing' and code/program it at the same time in any of these areas in a realtime way. When this changes it will cause massive ramifications through these industries. I do agree though that the title is a ridiculous assertion though (because everyone can already program, and visual programming is in no way going to stop people from having to become domain experts to do anything really interesting).