"If it isn't broken, don't fix it" There's an argument for rampant consumption as a toxic buying pattern. If we are upgrading our systems just to use bloated w

"If it isn't broken, don't fix it" There's an argument for rampant consumption as a toxic buying pattern. If we are upgrading our systems just to use bloated webpages - webpages that offer nothing of substance over webpages circa 20 years ago, then it is worth asking what we are really gaining. In any transaction it is important to distinguish between what is being sold, what is actually delivered and the utility provided.