> If that's not being revolutionary, I don't know what is. Then you might want to look up the definition. A revolution is "radical" and makes "fundamental chan

> If that's not being revolutionary, I don't know what is. Then you might want to look up the definition. A revolution is "radical" and makes "fundamental changes in the socioeconomic situation". Life after the printing press / steam engine / transistor fundamentally changed. Even if tomorrow, all x86 chips were replaced with ARM chips, what radical and fundamental changes to society would take place?