Exactly. UI is important, and even if find can be written in terms of other tools, its superior UI justifies its existence. It's sort of like SQL: a declarative

Exactly. UI is important, and even if find can be written in terms of other tools, its superior UI justifies its existence. It's sort of like SQL: a declarative interface means that a system administrator doesn't have to think how to do something, but merely of what needs to be done in order to do it. Minimalism at the expense of helping the user get the job done isn't the right tradeoff.