No really, because it's easy to point to many useful applications of AI, microservices, docker, SSR, SPA, react, GraphQL, etc. Even crypto. On the other hand, w

No really, because it's easy to point to many useful applications of AI, microservices, docker, SSR, SPA, react, GraphQL, etc. Even crypto. On the other hand, web3 applications virtually don't exist, so it's quite something to pretend that your application should be web3 as many now do.