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Medium recently gave a cool example with a grandmother. A similar situation: the grandmother has a washing machine, but she doesn't use it; she prefers her usual method... plus, she has a valid argument: such complex technological advancements could lead to global catastrophes.
The third installment of Heroes of Might and Magic wasn't given to the world by God, but by an ordinary guy from the Netherlands, who didn't even imagine that you could play online at such a level. Accordingly, there are quite a few minor details that he couldn't foresee (or even guess about).