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Probably because it's way over the top. That comparison proposes that people who can't program have a huge mental deficit compared to those who can. There are
by cwal37 12y ago
Probably because it's way over the top.
That comparison proposes that people who can't program have a huge mental deficit compared to those who can. There are plenty of programmers out there who are not particularly proficient at thinking, and plenty of extremely intelligent people who aren't programmers. It's a needlessly breathless and self-congratulatory comparison, with limited perspective on the outside world.
- alexbecker 12y agoI don't think the comparison means that programmers can think better than non-programmers, but that computers can (for certain problems) and that programmers can take advantage of that.