This is a pretty good article IMO; it pegs exactly why Scrum failed: the company has to change and not crunch developers. It requires a change in power structur

This is a pretty good article IMO; it pegs exactly why Scrum failed: the company has to change and not crunch developers. It requires a change in power structures, and it's pretty rare for a software delivery methodology to cause that. I wonder how much successful software is developed with Agile/Scrum. Safari? OpenJDK? My line of inquiry here is: what is Agile/Scrum about? Is it software Marxism (the workers seizing the means of production)? Is it process (mass production)? Is it software Protestantism (waterfall is Catholicism)? Is it vague unfalsifiable snake oil? Are other similar things (microservices, hexagonal architecture, DDD, functional programming, OOP) in this group? I honestly don't know, and I welcome a serious discussion about it.