More like it's funny how designers have no clue about basic human needs. Our brain is wired for habits. We form them to ease our cognitive burden, it's a built

More like it's funny how designers have no clue about basic human needs. Our brain is wired for habits. We form them to ease our cognitive burden, it's a built in mechanism. You don't have to think about reversing out your driveway because of habits, brushing your teeth, checking your email, etc. People don't want to hunt for a desk every morning because it is fundamentally incompatible with how our brain works, not because they're being difficult. So they adopt a desk. And then someone takes 'their' desk, which is a burden, a bit of thinking they shouldn't be doing. So they naturally mark out 'their' desk. So in reality, it's a stupid idea because of the way the human mind works. Might as well rage at the tides.