I had posted that it's possible to think in code in a previous post.
https://jmenke.blogspot.com/2019/12/why-dont-i-code-as-much-as-i-think.html
Picture Neo in the Matrix. He was able to overcome the limitations of "reality" by realizing it was a game. In the same way, you can free your mind of the limitations of what is currently produced into a purer form of code, that being thought itself. Code is thought and thought is code - it's bi-directional.
Flows of thought in your head can be directed into verifiable reproductions in code. Knowing this fact, it is then possible to connect thought patterns into larger systems at a much higher velocity and, with some degree of predictability, assess the likelihood of success.
As it turns out. We are closer to this than I thought. Now with Neuralink : Thought IS code.
One thing that might help in this transforming thought to code is gamification. It's much easier to visualize a house with several rooms each containing furniture than its is to "visualize" a software system comprised of sub modules. I think the path to converting thought into actual code will be through representing code with physical well known objects. This will make it much easier to organize thoughts.
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