Don't quite agree, it's simply a different tool, that's like saying notepad is better than vscode. They're both different purpose builds.

I would say that every tool has its good and bad.

A tool is only as good as its ease of use and clarity of its documentation, imho.

Wouldn't that make vi(m) just about the worst tool to exist? There's a reason that the "how do I exit vim" jokes exist, it's because the UI is awful unless you already know how to use it.

no