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I think there is a big psychological difference between hackers and "normals": the former see the data as just as a placeholder for the code to grab on to, whereas the latter see the data as important and the code as the ancillary thing.

I think it comes down to coders being much more able to traverse levels of abstraction quickly. For us, "Asscock Asscocksson" is just tag for <loremipsum>, whereas non-coders may get tripped up on that and not be able to just skip past it.



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