> I think you have an idealized view of how most people use PCs. I don't think that he has an idealized view per se. It is rather that people who bring up such

> I think you have an idealized view of how most people use PCs. I don't think that he has an idealized view per se. It is rather that people who bring up such arguments often are surrounded by similar minded people, which is some kind of echo chamber. So people who bring these arguments actually have observed lots of people using their PC/smartphone. Unluckily this "lots of people" sample is strongly biased towards their echo chamber.