In automotive, aircraft and many other industries, it's commonplace for them to manage multiple concerns and balance them more or less at the same level of impo

In automotive, aircraft and many other industries, it's commonplace for them to manage multiple concerns and balance them more or less at the same level of importance. Comfort, internal space, manufacturability, safety, and so many other aspects are carefully taken in consideration during the design phase. Trade-offs are constantly made in order to reach a balanced design. And that, for some reasons I can only speculate about, doesn't seem to be happening in the software industry. For quite a long time, technologies advance way faster than our ability to fully understand their possibilities and implications. I believe it explains, partially at least, our current struggles.