I like Seth's writing, but I don't like this post. He's missed the point entirely. In the Chris Bliss video, he's on a stage with all kinds of lights and scene

I like Seth's writing, but I don't like this post. He's missed the point entirely. In the Chris Bliss video, he's on a stage with all kinds of lights and scenery, performing an original routine in front of a crowd. In the Jason Garfield video, he's copying someone else's routine in a high school gym with no crowd. Sure, Jason's performance may be harder, but Chris Bliss's performance is more interesting. Its not that Jason made it look too easy, its that he made it boring. Instead the takeaway could be this: You users don't care if what you did was hard, they care about whether they like the product. And that's as much presentation (i.e. UI) as nuts and bolts.