It's not unpopular but unrealistic. It's like asking scientists to "improve, standarize and organize" what exists instead of seeking new knowledge and making m

It's not unpopular but unrealistic. It's like asking scientists to "improve, standarize and organize" what exists instead of seeking new knowledge and making more experiments that confuse everyone even further. You can't force companies to stop innovating. Specially when history shows that, the best innovations survive in a sort of tech-evolutionary process.