Yes, this reads like a user who is dead set against all typing in software and is then surprised when that works out badly. There are some real problems with UU

Yes, this reads like a user who is dead set against all typing in software and is then surprised when that works out badly. There are some real problems with UUIDs as primary keys but they fail to mention any of them (some examples: UUIDs are quite large, which make them an expensive option for large tables, v1 UUIDs don't work well for distributed databases as the timestamps cause hotspotting, etc etc).