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The worst is when I see this advice used for backup policies.

Like, the backup is there to save your ass when you don’t do things correctly. If the backup needs you to exert more effort and do things correctly, then it’s most likely to be broken when you need it the most.

This should be codified as a law of the internet.

Dahfizz's Law

I've heard something similar phrased as "Discipline doesn't scale."

I agree, but I think it's less effort to cook eggs in a cast iron.

Just add a dash of oil and cook on medium low-heat with a lid.

I never spend more than five seconds cleaning because the eggs never stick.

This explains the state of the general public very well.