It's mostly the "staying relevant" subset of FOMO that is pushing such widespread adoption. Like FOMO, "staying relevant" is poorly defined and emotionally driv

It's mostly the "staying relevant" subset of FOMO that is pushing such widespread adoption. Like FOMO, "staying relevant" is poorly defined and emotionally driven, making it effectively meaningless. Probably the smartest response is to slap something flashy on that does little, and took few resources to add. The more resources you apply to staying relevant generally the worse the decision is.