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Picking software design as opposed to straight programming was probably not the best comparison. Software design IS subjective, personal, complex and not at all something that a lay person could just step up and do. Under the proper supervision, anyone with some basic logic skills can learn to code passably, though. Then too, with some basic reasoning skills, anyone can wend their way through most legal matters, and also, the law, while designed by lawyers in many cases to protect their power, is also influenced heavily by laypeople who take a deep interest in it, not unlike Kavir, and latch on to a specific legal issue like a bulldog and work and work at it until they find a way to enact the change they wish to see.
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