I fully agree, the problem is that people approach git the same way they approach all other software tools, which is the wrong approach obviously and people are

I fully agree, the problem is that people approach git the same way they approach all other software tools, which is the wrong approach obviously and people are wrong for doing it. It’s the people who are wrong and not the tool. It’s like people complaining about the new version of Windows, I always tell them “have you even read the series of articles about the theoretical structure of the underlying OS? Before you do that, how can you even complain the user interface is obtuse!?”