You're absolutely right, but is that such a bad thing? I mean right now you could look at it like we're forcing Users to deal on a level of knowledge/abstracti

You're absolutely right, but is that such a bad thing? I mean right now you could look at it like we're forcing Users to deal on a level of knowledge/abstraction that they don't want to be on ... that is too complex for them, as evidenced by things like users not knowing what a browser is or the inane questions users ask tech support when their computers run into trouble. To take an extreme example ... Automobiles ... I drive one everyday, but I barely know anything about how its built, how it works or how to fix it when its has problems ... now imagine if to start my car in the morning I had to have some knowledge of exactly how a car worked? (You can even substitute a manual transmission for this) ? Wouldn't that be a bad thing? What is going to happen is the segmentation of enthusiasts and experts from everyone else, and I actually think that is a good thing.