Let's agree to disagree. Web didn't take over anything, it found its own niche. Native apps, web apps and mobile apps they all live in this together. Before mob

Let's agree to disagree. Web didn't take over anything, it found its own niche. Native apps, web apps and mobile apps they all live in this together. Before mobile billions of people could not afford a computer, to have desktop at their disposal. Nowadays an inexpensive Android (like $20) with enough power to run WhatsApp can be found in hands of dirt poor rural Indians. Hence why mobile devices are more numerous. But they didn't ate anything from dekstop. Same with web, it found a place to exists. Do you want a truly "great oxidation event"? That would be a headband activated by Alpha/Beta/whatever brain waves so you can wear your computer on your head and command it using your thoughts. That's gonna be a true device, that will disrupt both desktop and mobile altogether. Until then the next "wave" is gonna be IoT where you'd play Doom on your coffee maker. Nothing disruptive about IoT either, just another gizmo for us to play with.