Agree, but for me, there also are simply some features no other editors have, especially when it comes to navigation. Some examples are all the ivy autocomplet

Agree, but for me, there also are simply some features no other editors have, especially when it comes to navigation. Some examples are all the ivy autocompletion, command autocompletion, dired, adjust-parens, windmove, smart parents, expand and contract region, agressive-indent, avy, swiper, hydra, and so on. And it seems whatever I think about exists. Every time I go: How do I? There's a solution, and if not, I can just quickly add a function for it myself. That's what keeps me in Emacs. Some other editors are more polished, and have better UX, might be more responsive, but there's always something they don't have and I miss from Emacs, or something that I don't like how they do it and I can't customize to my liking.