What am I even reading here... This has nothing to do with buttons other than that the author randomly brings them up every now and then in a manner that doesn

What am I even reading here... This has nothing to do with buttons other than that the author randomly brings them up every now and then in a manner that doesn't logically follow. >1. Buttons Aren’t Actually Easy to Use With the example being a cockpit in a plan with the line "It takes a lot of training to know what all those buttons are for. (Credit: U.S. Air Force/Kelly White)" This is drivel. >Yet as much as people have complained about buttons over the years, they remain stubbornly present – an entrenched part of the design and interactivity of smartphones, computers, garage door openers, car dashboards and videogame controllers. Because they work. Honestly, I actually want my physical buttons back on things like - my phone, my kindle, my car. But no, please continue to deride the button for tangentially related issues...