Well, of course, I mean that's great. How are we doing at educating at educating the masses in biology, mathematics, physics, etc? Not very good right? So now,

Well, of course, I mean that's great. How are we doing at educating at educating the masses in biology, mathematics, physics, etc? Not very good right? So now, we're going to add more stuff. Why don't we add queuing theory, that's important right? To me the movement is not clear; it's not as if you can't learn programming school as it is now. I love programming but I just don't understand what the goals are of the "code fever" movement are or even when I do I think it is naive, at best. Even that sort of crazy video with Zuckerberg and Gates literally made it out to be that programming is easy and you don't have to be smart and then implied that learning this stuff that is easy and doesn't require smarts will land you a job at this places where you can skateboard in the office and futons and so forth when they are the ones recruiting masters and phd students and asking people how to move Mt. Fuji (ok ok I know that one is gone, just throwing it out there. :) )