That's two different discussions. Your original comment was suggesting that people who haven't found a use-case that works for them just haven't looked hard en

That's two different discussions. Your original comment was suggesting that people who haven't found a use-case that works for them just haven't looked hard enough, despite how inescapable the topic and tools are. Some hypothetical person that believes nobody might have a personally effective use case is a different one than what you seemed to be writing about, and completely unrelated to what I was writing about. To be fair, the distinction gets muddy in both directions because some people invest their egos into/against this kind of thing and can't just accept differences as they are. But at that point, with those people, you're just stuck in the same class of endless flamewar debate as emacs vs vim or Xbox vs Playstation and there's really no point in giving time or attention to that.