You’re still bringing up load times.
All jokes aside. If you’d read the road to PS5 breakdown or look at velocity architecture you’ll get where people are mentioning I/O and how it can be a significant factor or may already be. Whatever “side “ anyone is on and mentioned load times was missing the bigger picture. They weren’t wrong, they were under informed. With the rest of the components, people here(definitely not me) have experience and knowledge to have an idea what is possible. With the new SSDs these consoles have, they have nothing to go on. It’s all speculation. More than even speculation on the rest of these consoles builds.
To your first point. I wasn't replying to you. Quit interjecting yourself to try and fail at making a point.
All jokes aside indeed. Why would I need to read the road to PS5 breakdown? Was watching it not enough? Am i required to read it because it becomes gospel due to gospel being the written word? Your issue is how you view other people's comments. For you, those whose speculation confirms your bias "get it", while those that suggest otherwise "don't get it".
Those mentioning I/O and how it can be a significant factor are mostly the same as those "under informed" people that mentioned. The only difference between the two theories is that one has been pretty much blown out of the water, while the other has yet to be proven either way. Considering that the loading times aspect was the most easily reached conclusion, most hyped, and most promoted feature. It's pretty bold to simply wave all that off as "they were uninformed", considering how much you harped on that whole "most powerful console ever" topic.
While there may be people here with the experience and knowledge to have an idea of what's possible, those people tend to post rather rarely. The people routinely predicting what a console has or doesn't, or what will happen or won't have a 50% chance of being correct. That's if they're just guessing and have no idea what they're talking about. Considering the percent of speculating and predictions here fall way below that 50% suggests that the average person speculating here either knows less than nothing, or often let's their personal biases and preferences lead to speculating less than likely outcomes.
So when I say that we simply don't know... I'm being generous.