Nice point that redundancy, despite its readability, doesn't scale; and I agreed that abstractions are the answer, and that this schism creates a market opportu

Nice point that redundancy, despite its readability, doesn't scale; and I agreed that abstractions are the answer, and that this schism creates a market opportunity. This market opportunity is traditionally exploited by creating abstractions for other developers to use: a database; a language; a library; an OS. The abstraction is sold many times, with each sale enabling the recipient to create more ambitious applications. This SOTSOG leverages those few who are capable of working effectively with abstraction.