Words cannot express how terrifying that sentence is to me. Jeez. Hyperbolic much? Turn the knob down a bit, you might some day have to talk about the time the

Words cannot express how terrifying that sentence is to me. Jeez. Hyperbolic much? Turn the knob down a bit, you might some day have to talk about the time the doctor found a black mark on your chest scan, or when you were robbed at gunpoint. At the end of the day, we're talking about stuff. Physical things. You're talking about stuff. I'm talking about getting stuff done and being productive by having my preferred tools continue to exist, continue to be improved, and continue to be preferable (to me.) If you're being loyal to a brand, does that mean that the brand owns you? No. It means I'm invested in the brand. Similar to the case if I had bought stock in the company -- my return is productivity and user comfort. ...they should invest in themselves and in each other. Presumably by doing real work, with actual impact? And with the help of the tools which make one productive. I hope you won't mind if I have a continued investment in doing work and creating value for myself and others. Sorry that it involves caring about having good tools.