> The thing with Emacs is that it offers you an universal, consistent interface for everything text. This. As my programming career extended past its first dec

> The thing with Emacs is that it offers you an universal, consistent interface for everything text. This. As my programming career extended past its first decade, I began (like many people) to feel the fatigue of constantly adapting to new editors, email readers, file managers, etc. The long-term _consistency_ of Emacs gives me an anchoring point and frees me to pay attention to deeper patterns - data structures, architectures, concepts - things that matter more than the tooling du jour.