[rhombus10]

The challenge on "learning to code" is that there's another code coming out daily. This is why most companies hire interns who know the latest. Why train people when you can hire interns (or ship the job overseas)? Sad but that's how it works now.

As for journalism, nobody remembers what that is. That being said, there never was any objective, non-partisan journalism. That's a myth started by the left that wants everyone to buy their crap. Was Poor Richard's Almanac non-partisan? Of course not. Everyone is partisan.

[Army Air Corps]

The difference is that many newspapers let you know outright where their partisan loyalties were (there was an editorial declaration that a newspaper was aligned with one party or another). Today, the Left-wingers chant “We’re objective. Trust us!”

[Army Air Corps]

The challenge on "learning to code" is that there's another code coming out daily.

Something that these Purveyors of Bull Squeeze fail to grasp.

[Cecily]

They are writers, so perhaps they could learn to be technical writers (writing manuals for all manner of products). This probably would not appeal, because companies likely do not let you insert your political opinions and virtue signal in the manual for the new iPhone or Droid.