As a loud critic of Windows 8, one aspect of the counter-argument that bothers me is the argument that we're simply unwilling to accept change, sticking to what

As a loud critic of Windows 8, one aspect of the counter-argument that bothers me is the argument that we're simply unwilling to accept change, sticking to what we know, etc. I adapt to and accommodate change willingly and eagerly where it benefits me. The problem with the change in Windows 8 is that it provides a significant negative change for desktop users. It forces a seriously crippled experience all so Microsoft can try to funnel desktop users to their mobile experience.