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But he does advocate a return to analogue (of sorts). He says it in the article. That touching things is better than not touching them.
Plus the whole article is a big whinge that this technology is early in dev and not very good and has it's downsides. Yet he offers no solutions (though he does call it a rant, but that doesn't). I dunno. Haters gonna hate. I'm all for embracing new tech at it's infancy and encoraging it's use.
Also - you mentioned about arm ache. Well going back to my point about human's ability to evolve and adapt, e.g. our generation has more flexible thumb joints than ever, due to us growing up playing computer games. This would be no different.