It's more than just snacks though, a good board turns it into an event! I love trying little bites of different cheeses and meats together.

You mention ultralight is just one style, but have you seen how serious some folks get? They'll spend hundreds to cut a few ounces from their pack weight. My buddy brings a heavy cast iron pan and still enjoys the trail just fine. Why do we treat lightweight gear like it's the only way to hike? Isn't the point just to get outside and have fun?

But have we given it enough time to actually learn? These systems need months of data to see the whole picture, not just a couple weeks of weird traffic. Maybe the jams are just growing pains while it figures out our specific patterns. Human planners made a mess of this for years, so why not let the algorithm try to sort it out? Seems like we're quick to blame the new thing without letting it prove itself.

Whoa, hold up - a well anchored net system shouldn't blow over in a storm. Did you maybe not stake the net posts deep enough?