TBC. I don't mean that "redux == bad" just that it's often part of a large swath of systems that somewhat work together. And then still does not prohibit developers or libraries or mui or whatever from also keeping their own state in some `useEffect()` or `useState()`.

I've seen too many react projects that employ all sorts of enterprise patterns (amongst which redux) yet also wrangling-spagetti of useEffect and useState, often intermixed. There's one thing worse than having to unknot a mess of useStates: thats having to unknot a mess of useStates that is sometimes synced to and sometimes from and sometimes both, a redux global state.