I've asked a lot of non-programmers about the Touch Bar. Musicians, graphic designers, teachers, writers, managers, architects. If I describe the Touch Bar, t

I've asked a lot of non-programmers about the Touch Bar. Musicians, graphic designers, teachers, writers, managers, architects. If I describe the Touch Bar, they are able to confirm that their laptop has one but are not conscious of it as a significant change in design. It's just a different way to change the volume. They are neither aware that it's supposed to be more useful than that, nor aware of why anybody would be bothered by it. To them, having the Touch Bar or not is about as meaningful as whether their gas cap is on the left side of the car or the right.