This is a fantastic premise, and wildly fun to think about, but I think the author fails to prove his case. Good designers eliminate cruft, and if one is consc

This is a fantastic premise, and wildly fun to think about, but I think the author fails to prove his case. Good designers eliminate cruft, and if one is conscious of the design, then it's bad design (although it's possible I'm guilty of applying the "one true Scotsman" fallacy here).