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Yes, especially if your entire universe of possible choices are almost identical to what you use now, by definition, everything under consideration offers no ne
by henning 5y ago
Yes, especially if your entire universe of possible choices are almost identical to what you use now, by definition, everything under consideration offers no new ideas. Anything with actual new ideas is automatically excluded without consideration. This lets old farts talk about "picking the right tool for the job" and not realize how incredibly narrow-minded and intellectually dishonest they are.
- makapuf 5y agoWell often the really old timers ( still in tech, so survivor bits here) have seen several waves of tech and know some qualities can withstand the test of time, and other fads will not. And having seen the previous fad come and go, they often are less attached to it than the ones that grew with only it, accepting some of the real benefits of the new tech.