Having used both tools to solve big problems in highly regulated fields, I strongly disagree with this take. Certain kinds of projects benefit from these tools

Having used both tools to solve big problems in highly regulated fields, I strongly disagree with this take. Certain kinds of projects benefit from these tools. To say they are "uneconomic" is not only ignorant but condescending. It comes off like a carpenter calling a welder "uneconomic" because the welding machine takes longer to start and cost more than a hammer and nails.