It is equally unnatural in all languages, therefore the best possible solution. It is worse than many impossible solutions, but they are, you know, impossible.

And, people have become used to it, so for younger people it seems perfectly normal; and everybody who hates it either doesn't use computers, or will die soon enough.

Since it does not actually hasten their death (or deaths -- a fine point), it is the clear winner.

>It is equally unnatural in all languages, therefore the best possible solution.

I don't see what logic connects statements before, and after "therefore", sorry.

Emphasis is on the word "possible". Once you rule out all the impossible solutions, the solitary one that remains is definitively the best.

Other solutions do exist, and it certainly means they are possible. There are likely solutions which not yet written in code, but possible anyway.