> But most of it is selling that next productivity upgrade that we communally all seem to obsess over here. True, this is the "tool fetish" that is associated

> But most of it is selling that next productivity upgrade that we communally all seem to obsess over here. True, this is the "tool fetish" that is associated to any activity, for example obsessing over sneakers when the objective is the routine job (and maybe, not jogging at all); the same principle applies to notes taking. One could even extend it to being "excessively interested" in programming languages, when the objective is actually building products.