We need multidimensional labor pool analysis though. There isn't "programmer" vs. "non-programmer." There's a stair step pool from "programmer who is among th

We need multidimensional labor pool analysis though. There isn't "programmer" vs. "non-programmer." There's a stair step pool from "programmer who is among the best in the world in multiple areas" to "programmer who posts every minor problem on stackoverflow for free answers because they can't think." The problem isn't the supply of people who believe they are programmers. The problem is the supply of amazing people who do things we don't even have words for, but we end up calling "programming" anyway.