I agree with your theory. For instance, I’ve tried Anki and found it incredibly confusing to use. However, a lot of folks online comment on how it just works fo

I agree with your theory. For instance, I’ve tried Anki and found it incredibly confusing to use. However, a lot of folks online comment on how it just works for them and how they can’t see how you’d improve upon it. I’m convinced that if you work with something enough and absolutely need to work with it, you find workarounds and eventually forget that you’re using workarounds. I use Inkscape regularly and have issues with its UI. If I click and drag an object fast enough, often the object beneath the one I want is selected and dragged. It’s absolutely frustrating but I eventually learned to click, pause briefly, then drag to get around it. I’ve invested too much time learning the tool to move onto something else at this point.