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  • It's interesting to have closed source for some use cases, (sensitive or top secrets programs for instance) but open source should definitely be the default rather than the exception in my opinion.

  • It means that you only have access to the compiled binaries of the program (the files on your system) and not to the source code.
    Which means that you cannot see why and how the program functions the way it does. You can try and reverse engineer it or decompile it, but it will be different from the original code. As you stated, you can't fork it either because you don't have access to the original source control.

  • It's one less argument for them to use. Just think of all these morons conflating weather and climate, and denying climate change because "snow in my garden".
    Words and language have a massive power over people's minds, might as well use them in a way to reduce confusion.

  • It's almost like lefties, or autistic people. Now that there's widespread awareness and easy(-ish) medical diagnosis available, people end up figuring out they're zebras instead of weird horses.
    And, like left handed people it will most likely plateau at a steady percentage after a while.