Education isn't any churning out a cog fitted to a bigger gear. A college education should not be preparing you for intellij or familiarizing you with va code.
It should be teaching foundational skills with the discipline. And I just don't understand how you look at the amazing things we've accomplished since ww2 and say "the education system that taught this fucking sucks"
Students today aren't studying to repeat the progress made since the forties, that's been done by their grandparents, they're looking to drive the next 40 years of innovation, and if that involves typewriters I'll eat my hat
The vast majority of students and employers treat them as vocational certificates in practice, and the profession would almost certainly benefit from adapting curricula to more closely match that reality.
Foundational concepts are still necessary, but I don't buy the argument that we should continue teaching like it's 1946.