> I have seen many people try to solve the "too many requests" problem by slowing expanding rest responses into "god" objects. Fair point. But I ask my questi

> I have seen many people try to solve the "too many requests" problem by slowing expanding rest responses into "god" objects. Fair point. But I ask my question again, differently worded: how does Graphql solve this? Why does GraphQL solve "many requests" and why can't you solve or avoid this in REST.