If there is anything I can expect to remain consistent over the next 30-40 years, it's that the majority of people have no interest or ability to maintain techn

If there is anything I can expect to remain consistent over the next 30-40 years, it's that the majority of people have no interest or ability to maintain technical systems themselves, as evidenced by the often banal and extremely simplistic tasks that are required of me as an IT support technician, family, friends, etc. There absolutely will be a direction in models toward more specific tasks, but they will be packaged and distributed by channels and entities that need to monetize their services in some way. That is just inevitable. The problem was never the access to information, it was the nature of most people. (Just to be clear, I don't think this is technically a bad thing, just something I have noticed.)