> "better" technology that doesn't work well That's a very crude way of saying it and I 100% agree. The digital revolution promised to make analog world more p

> "better" technology that doesn't work well That's a very crude way of saying it and I 100% agree. The digital revolution promised to make analog world more precise, but we ended up having so much complexity as a result and the benefits gained by precision at low level is replaced by ever increasing chaos at high level. We seem to think having many things rendered simultaneously and faster are inherently so good not just for things like games that we built frameworks like React that run big parts of the web. It's as if we decided increasing entropy isn't so bad after all.