content: Imagine if you could write a program that could turn your oven on automatically to 450. Imagine how much work spending hundreds of hours learning to code, then writing the code, testing the code, fixing bugs, re-testing, rewriting for your new oven, fixing bugs, ad infinitum, would save you from taking the 2-3 seconds it takes you to do it yourself manually.  Or maybe you could go to MIT and work in advanced robotics until you have the capital and knowledge to create a robot that can do strictly defined tasks like measure things, then use your programming literacy to make your robot get the proper amount of flour.  How will you manage in a world where all of us have machines to do this and you're just sitting there, rolling dough like it's 1875?