I can understand the frustration when things aren't intuitive (to you), but at what point does your attitude become counterproductive? The obvious points being

I can understand the frustration when things aren't intuitive (to you), but at what point does your attitude become counterproductive? The obvious points being the dishwasher, laptops, and smartphones (there are many kinds of dishwashers without 48 buttons [I've never seen one that has 48 buttons], what could possibly be the reason for buying new laptops every year, my grandma has managed to use her iPhone for pictures and contact management quite efficiently, even if there are small bugs). It seems to me you've adopted a "I don't understand this particular item, so I'm against using anything of the type." At what point do you become a luddite?