Why should a seperate state machine be used? Redux doesn't magically seperate state information from the tree. It's built upon react context/provider system, wh

Why should a seperate state machine be used? Redux doesn't magically seperate state information from the tree. It's built upon react context/provider system, which in effect can be seen as a component. The special sauce, in regards to seperation, is that it can be wired into the component tree without passing it down, which is a property of provider/context and not redux itself.