It's a thought provoking angle you have here for sure. However, am I right that the implication of this direction of thinking is that we should stay with our cu

It's a thought provoking angle you have here for sure. However, am I right that the implication of this direction of thinking is that we should stay with our current ways of doing authentication simply because them being too hard to use puts up a natural barrier? That some of the ways in which they are broken are intrinsically good?