>the newness of different tech isn’t actually the real problem and feels like the wrong critique I'm not equating new = bad. I'm saying new = good is wrong. An

>the newness of different tech isn’t actually the real problem and feels like the wrong critique I'm not equating new = bad. I'm saying new = good is wrong. And based on your last sentence, you do think car manufacturers all switching over to all touch controls was a problem. Almost everyone prefers buttons to touch screens, that's my point. The better more popular option was rejected because of a false premise, or false belief.