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I'm not macOS user so it's not a surprise that whenever I have to use Finder I get stumbed quickly, however reading the full thread here, it becomes quite obvio

I'm not macOS user so it's not a surprise that whenever I have to use Finder I get stumbed quickly, however reading the full thread here, it becomes quite obvious that while Finder can do pretty much everything like any other file browser, it tends to not be very intuitive about it. You need to know all the commands on how to open a path, navigate one directory up, etc.

craigds 9y ago
After 5 years of being a macos user it still hasn't grown on me. Then again, neither did Nautilus when I was a Linux user for ~8 years. For me, it's faster and easier to just use the CLI than try and figure out how these GUI file managers behave. If I need to switch to Finder after navigating somewhere for some reason, `open .` is handy.