No, I'm saying anyone that tries to standardise CSS with a universal theory is wasting theirs and their companies time and resources. This approach sucks and y

No, I'm saying anyone that tries to standardise CSS with a universal theory is wasting theirs and their companies time and resources. This approach sucks and you end up with "gutter-left-10 skin-primary-blue gutter-bottom-20 row-single col-3 designer-lastminute-overridehack" which is just proxying CSS into class names and does not scale or transfer to anyone you bring onto a project. BEM is equally awful because you're encoding structural data into the class name which again is just proxying CSS.