[butwhywhyoh]

Change is good for the brain? That's your entire argument for arbitrary interface updates?

[a9h74j]

Good news: due to constant UX stimulation won't get Alzheimers.

Bad news: worst-case scenario with bad car UX also prevents Alzheimers.

But +1 in part for suggesting an interesting-sounding book.

[nottorp]

> Bad news: worst-case scenario with bad car UX also prevents Alzheimers.

To make it clear: with bad car UX you may not live enough to get Alzheimers.

[emptyparadise]

Gotta keep the users on their toes. Helps with the engagement metrics.

[hungryforcodes]

Also UX designers employed!