I agree, I don't think my view is unusual or controversial, which is why it surprises me that the writers of the blog posts that get submitted to here or on r/p

I agree, I don't think my view is unusual or controversial, which is why it surprises me that the writers of the blog posts that get submitted to here or on r/programming rarely acknowledge both the technical and organizational aspects. Just yesterday there was the article "Back to the '70s with Serverless" which compared smalltalk and its fast feedback loops to the complexity of cloud and serverless computing and argued it was about good marketing. So I will keep commenting that it isn't just about technical issues and it isn't just about organizational ones, and you must look at both to really understand what is going on. But I probably did get a little too excited that a technical post acknowledged and made it an important point in their article.