Here's a wild take: What if we're actually running the ultimate long game here? Convince millions of people to spend years grinding through coding bootcamps and CS degrees, then watch as Claude Code and similar AI tools handle 80% of what they trained for. The irony writes itself. As coding becomes more accessible through AI, the skill ceiling shifts—it's no longer about raw coding ability but about prompt engineering, system design thinking, and knowing what to ask. The real question isn't whether AI replaces developers, it's whether the next generation realizes the game changed before they're halfway through the curriculum.