CMV: I believe the article is correct and the lack of knowledge and adoption of TBD shows the inability of our profession to act on facts and research

I read this article: https://thinkinglabs.io/articles/2025/07/21/on-the-benefits-of-trunk-based-development.html

And discussion on hackernews, and I am again dumbfounded by the lack of knowledge about the advantages regarding software delivery performance and quality in Trunk based development.

Is our profession unable to adopt and act on the findings from DevOps and DORA reports that have been showing TBD as a really good practice for a decade?

Change my view on developers actually know what TBD is when they criticize it as "totally irresponsible" or "can only work on a small team"

Any insights into why there is very high emotional responses to TBD with commit to directly to main would also be appreciated..