I think I just disagree with the central point which is that it's inevitable. It doesn’t seem to be a wave we are helpless in fighting against. It's being sold as a game changing paradigm shift but I think it’s a relatively piddling feature that’s being pushed at a gigantic loss, pyramidally structured so the higher up you get, the more kickbacks you receive until the bubble pops and it all comes crashing down. Maybe that's wishful thinking but user adoption is low (trying to fix that by shoving it down all our throats), cost is high (billionaires can shell game it for a while but not forever), and the productivity gains are mid (in my personal experience, prob can find sources on both sides of that argument)