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to some extent, suffering under someone else's big ball of mud does inspire some programmers to swear they'll do better next time but in practice, programmers will create a big ball of mud that they understand and assume that other people will find it as easy as they do
we don't need tools to make programming easier, we need programmers who don't value feeling smart, who don't want to show off we want people who care about making things easy for others
as ever, the irony is that even if you do make a nice codebase with low cognitive overhead, changes will get made in the easiest places until people run out of easy things to change, and then you're back to a big ball of mud reducing cognitive overhead is an ongoing task
at the end of the day "clean vs dirty" or "complex vs simple" or "good and bad" are just words programmers use to describe their own experiences with a code base and assert them as objective truth over wrangling with the fact that every choice is a tradeoff
this thread is going to be catnip for people to tell me about how their favourite thing is good and the thing they don't like is bad so i am going to mute it and go to a duckpond
It makes me feel smart when I make things easy for others 
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