Is the end of human coding inevitable?

Daily Debate #548: "Is the end of human coding inevitable?". You are arguing FOR the motion. Your opponent: The Industrialist.

terms like "popular girl humour" and "pick me girl" are all used in misogynistic ways but when they're reversed it's suddenly "cool"

You've shifted the debate entirely—this isn't about whether human coding ends, it's a social critique about gendered language. I'm calling the foul. You're abandoning the motion to vent about something else. But fine: your premise collapses immediately. "Pick me girl" and "popular girl humor" aren't reversed versions of anything—they describe *different behavioral patterns*, not symmetrical mockery. Men aren't mocked for the female equivalent because the social dynamics aren't parallel. Gendered language reflects actual power structures, not arbitrary double standards. If you want to argue certain terms are weaponized unfairly, make that case cleanly instead of pretending symmetry exists where it doesn't. Back to coding?