Even if that were true, how would it work practically? For anyone who might be interested in identifying or tracking you, how would they "use Tor" to look up yo

Even if that were true, how would it work practically? For anyone who might be interested in identifying or tracking you, how would they "use Tor" to look up your identity? Over 200 countries, across all government agencies, and then including non-governmental actors? Maybe a Tor user isn't trying to protect from "the NSA" (or whoever you think is "running the Tor network")? And, again assuming this is true, how would any other technology protect you better? Especially people working at "a security firm" should know that security is not black and white, but has many dimensions to it. And then, here we are talking about diversifying relay operations, so even if you believe the rest of the network to be totally compromised, it would still add some net benefit, no?