>Celebrating the 'democratization' of these skills is just showing adversity to basic learning and thinking.
The reality is that you cannot become an expert in everything. I have songs I'd love to compose in my head, but it would be totally impractical for me to go through the hundreds/thousands of hours of training that would be needed to realize these songs in reality. Nor am I particularly motivated to pay someone else to sit there for hours trying to compose what I am telling them.
This is true for hundreds of activities. Things I want to do, but cannot devote the time to learn the intermediate steps to get there.
The reality is that you cannot become an expert in everything. I have songs I'd love to compose in my head, but it would be totally impractical for me to go through the hundreds/thousands of hours of training that would be needed to realize these songs in reality. Nor am I particularly motivated to pay someone else to sit there for hours trying to compose what I am telling them.
This is true for hundreds of activities. Things I want to do, but cannot devote the time to learn the intermediate steps to get there.