The inverse square law would like a word with you. For example, you standing 50 feet below a high power radio tower will expose your flesh to MUCH MUCH less RF radiation than holding a regular cellphone to your head while on a zoom call. I'm not saying the link to RF and disease is clear, but we know one thing for certain, RF frequencies in that range will cause your water molecules to heat up, and obviously too much would cause damage. And humans have been exposed to cellphones only recently compared to how long we've lived with big radio towers.

I've been on quite a few software project ranging from small to big over the last few years.

Most of the time, if the entire thing requires a complete re-write, its not because the individual programmers are bad, its because of a lack of organization and planning at the beginning stages. Could be the fault of a team leader or lead architect (or whatever terms you choose to use).

It's easy to program, its hard to design software in a well organized, modular, scalable way. And it requires good leadership... Apple is more immature than I thought.