I see it more as death by ubiquity. When the last laptop is sold, we'll proclaim the computer is dead, but we'll do so from our phones, tablets, headsets and whatever we use to tap into vast AI's that help us navigate the unfathomable complexity and depth of an ocean of information.

We will proclaim agile is dead without realising we constantly adapt our code to changing needs of our users and their representatives who are very deeply involved in the whole process and who give us feedback as we constantly release new functionality.