So much to discuss here: 1) hard numbers; where do I confirm everything you are saying, analogy to economy does not make it true (nor are you proving that the f

So much to discuss here: 1) hard numbers; where do I confirm everything you are saying, analogy to economy does not make it true (nor are you proving that the first concept it's true) 2) if you create something specific to A, expecting it to adapt to B magically is wrong, C has to adapt it bringing more work to the flow 3) "Consumers, on the other hand, rarely care about the technology itself but focus instead on what the technology enables them to achieve." Sure, but that would also mean that they are not interested in the enabled features by it so was it interested on the technology or whatever it enabled or not? 4) " How many non‐enthusiasts do you know who use Linux (and who don’t live with an enthusiast who set it up for them and fixes it for them when something goes wrong?)" All android users What if the problem it's actually that there is no goal, therefore tech is irrelevant?