Actually, no. I can describe the invariants of a complex system quite concisely. Of course skill is an issue.
Thing is, “code” does not give me universal building blocks. It gives me coding building blocks out of which I _could_ make a proper language but I could also not.
I rather just talk directly in the substrate available to all of us which is “language” instead if some embedded, highly localized idiosyncratic variant that may or may not be able to express my problem.
Actually, no. I can describe the invariants of a complex system quite concisely. Of course skill is an issue.
Thing is, “code” does not give me universal building blocks. It gives me coding building blocks out of which I _could_ make a proper language but I could also not.
I rather just talk directly in the substrate available to all of us which is “language” instead if some embedded, highly localized idiosyncratic variant that may or may not be able to express my problem.