We use what we know how to use

People often gravitate towards using things they know how to use due to a sense of comfort, efficiency, and reduced cognitive load.

Familiarity breeds a sense of security and confidence, making tasks feel more manageable and less daunting.

Additionally, using familiar tools or systems can lead to increased productivity as individuals can navigate them effortlessly without the need for constant learning or adaptation.

This preference for the known also stems from the human tendency to seek predictability and avoid uncertainty, making familiar objects or processes more appealing.

In essence, the allure of the familiar lies in its ability to provide a sense of control and mastery over our environment.