That is great, but they literally break. This isn't about ergonomics, but the fact that the keys literally stop working. I had no issue with the "feel" of the k

That is great, but they literally break. This isn't about ergonomics, but the fact that the keys literally stop working. I had no issue with the "feel" of the keyboard, I had an issue with my "T" key no longer doing anything, while my "E" key registered twice, sometimes three times, when I tapped it. The exact same keyboard without these issues would have been totally fine in my book (well, I suppose the TouchBar is a different story, but I digress). This is not a vilification of the "design" per se, but a well documented quality problem. Apple has had to extend replacement policies, etc. This was not some shared delusion we all had. They changed them for a reason.