Adam Singer

has good posts on this one (going back many years!) [link] I think a lot of fanaticism for it is born out of wave of distrust in gov/institutions we are experiencing in the near term. OFC doesn't mean it's sound economics, but IMO that's the reason

Ninlabs Research has a fantastic post outlining the high cost of interruption. It’s worth a read and provides data which supports the concept of the famed maker’s vs. manager’s schedule, visualized below (in its ideal form, although as we’ll uncover reality is never so perfect).