Software has an extremely rich design space — closer in the breadth of possibilities to creative activities like fiction writing than traditional engineering.
Therefore, universal negatives like “there will never be great software created in category [x]” should be interpreted as analogous to “there will never be a great novel written in genre [y]”
If you want to bet against human ingenuity and creativity, go for it — I’ll take other side of that bet. 😉
This is also why we believe so strongly in (near) Turing-compete computing platforms. All it takes is a few brilliant developers to make something great.
“I have enumerated every possible path through the every future idea maze in category [x] and there are no good outcomes.” Strong claim.
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