Agreed. Though always does come down to the weakest link. Such as if a person had access to just your email account password then they could reset most any othe

Agreed. Though always does come down to the weakest link. Such as if a person had access to just your email account password then they could reset most any other password on other accounts you have in the middle of the night while you slept. Which is why 2 factor on your email is most important though, depending on what software/methods you use for 2 factor always a chance that could be bypassed. Also if someone gains physical access to your device(s) while you are in the bathroom or what not, if they know your laptop password which is usually something easy to remember, then they have access to all your keychain passwords no matter how complex each of them are. Still million times better than attempting to memorize custom passwords for each site, since most people will just have one password, and will add a few characters based on the site name/domain which can also easily be cracked.