Its difficult to really say, but you may be 'right' in the sense that the more people you throw at something, the greater the variety of skill set you have to a

Its difficult to really say, but you may be 'right' in the sense that the more people you throw at something, the greater the variety of skill set you have to accommodate. In the early days, "only nerds used computers" - and now look at us. Still, I blame the tools vendors for not making it viable to include developer-style applications as a basic default built-in - certainly not true of most OS's, except 'those built for consumers'. Imagine if we'd had the temerity, we nerds, to demand that the dev tools be treated as 1st-class applications in the OS/execution environment? I suppose we'd all be using Lisp machines, eh? :P