Yes, logically that's true. Unfortunately, in the past programming wasn't particularly respected—remember Admiral Hopper discovered bugs—prior to that everyone

Yes, logically that's true. Unfortunately, in the past programming wasn't particularly respected—remember Admiral Hopper discovered bugs—prior to that everyone had apparently assumed their programs would just be a small matter of coding or something. The scientists I know continue to regard a program as this necessary inconvenience, I suppose in part because the math is the reality. So yes, I agree, but there's going to need to be some education and cultural change before we get there, and I think fields that have embraced a computational subfield have a big head start.