It's because the software ITSELF is structured poorly, not just the package managers Big pyramids of dependencies are inherently fragile (whether dynamically o

It's because the software ITSELF is structured poorly, not just the package managers Big pyramids of dependencies are inherently fragile (whether dynamically or statically typed) Dependency inversion can make it so that your dependency tree is exactly 1 deep, and it's dynamically wired together in main() But most people don't write code in that style. It takes extra effort