I'm not gonna lie, that sounds absolutely ridiculous and uninformed. Everything in life depends on cause and effect and "modes". Your actions have consequences

I'm not gonna lie, that sounds absolutely ridiculous and uninformed. Everything in life depends on cause and effect and "modes". Your actions have consequences and should obviously affect future interactions. I can totally understand that in certain instances, having "modes" or states in a software package might not be intuitive or preferred. But I also feel that having stateful software can be even more useful.