I travel frequently. Thinness is absolutely a significant mobility factor. I actually hate thinness for the sake of being thin, I want practical amounts of USB

I travel frequently. Thinness is absolutely a significant mobility factor. I actually hate thinness for the sake of being thin, I want practical amounts of USB-A ports and a god damn headphone jack. But a thinner laptop is easier to stow in my luggage and handle in space-limited environments like a hotel room desk or a seat table in an airliner or lounge. Likewise, I don't want a chungus portable phone from 1993, but I also want my smartphone to be thick enough to reasonably grasp and have a headphone jack. This is also putting aside the fact that most people in general clearly prefer thinner and lighter computing over thicker and/or heavier. There are times and places for a bigly desktop replacement tabletop heavy enough to crush your kneecaps and hot enough to burn your skin, but most people don't need that.