You could argue that few people use passwords in a properly secure manner, and you'd likely be right, but the real question is what will replace passwords? The

You could argue that few people use passwords in a properly secure manner, and you'd likely be right, but the real question is what will replace passwords? The truth you describe doesn't mean that we should convince people to use passwords correctly, rather that passwords aren't the best security medium for humans. It's unreasonable for people to be expected to craft highly secure, brand new passwords each time they need one, and also expect it to be stored in long-term memory. That process is simply out of scope for most humans. So then, how do we make this easier without compromising security?