There's always a tradeoff between knowing what something like "each" does and having that extra architectural clutter being a cognitive drag. I can see the poin

There's always a tradeoff between knowing what something like "each" does and having that extra architectural clutter being a cognitive drag. I can see the point being made, and there are obviously going to be situations where getting closer to the metal is important, but getting closer to the metal isn't always a good thing. Sometimes, knowing things closer to the metal isn't good either. It took me ages to unlearn certain practices and just accept the garbage collector would do its job and I no longer need to think about unallocating memory. Like all things, this one isn't black and white and it's open to subjectivity. For me though, I feel that the negative side of having knowledge of lower levels of your architectural stack is a hindrance more than it is not.