> are very good at criticizing things [but] not as good at proposing clear and workable solutions This is definitely true, but not actually surprising. It's mu

> are very good at criticizing things [but] not as good at proposing clear and workable solutions This is definitely true, but not actually surprising. It's much easier to notice that, say, a violin performance or plumbing repair is done very badly, than it is to actually do it correctly yourself. Which also leads to a great deal of exasperation when people (either apparently or actually) don't even notice that what they're doing is insecure. There's a big difference between "yeah, it's broken, but it'd be a huge pain to fix and we'd probably get it wrong anyway, so we'd rather take our chances" versus "there is no problem".