As far as I've seen, there are generally more inefficient and unsustainable ways of doing anything than efficient and sustainable ways. If this is true, the mos

As far as I've seen, there are generally more inefficient and unsustainable ways of doing anything than efficient and sustainable ways. If this is true, the most likely to occur software implementations are most likely wrong, and making money from these wrong implementations by exploiting their low burden of knowledge and low initial cost serves mostly to create a positive feedback loop of less and less efficient and sustainable software systems. Assuming civilization is going to last and keep using software longer than your own lifespan, this positive feedback loop is a bad thing.