Ord3rChaos
There is a reason biology tugs on ropes and lets reaction surfaces slide around instead.
In a sense it is a balancing force. In reality, it is only going to silo like-minded individuals and exacerbate political divisions.
I wish there was a place for both forces to speak equally.
I work at a company that is starting this debate releasing a product that is "good enough" and some time after launch provide a substantial upgrade package OTA for additional cost.
Some members of the team, especially the older generation, are very much against this idea. They suggest we develop the product until we get the most we can out of the hardware then never touch it again. They fear customers will be unhappy that the hardware box they bought last year suddenly has better performance because of an update (that they had to pay more for).
Younger members of the team suggest that we can ship it earlier and working well but not completely optimized. Then release this update unlocking better performance.
Is this really a generational thing?
My dad still uses language like "C'mon! Be a man and do {this thing}."
Personally, I believe when I'm old and crotchety the winds of society will leave my language at something like "C'mon! You should do {this thing}." and leave the gender out of it entirely.