Between Stockholm syndrome, sunk-cost fallacy, and the psychological inertia of arguing repeatedly on the Internet in the 2000's that it was more 1337 than the Macintosh, it's hard to tell what "willing" even means in that context. May as well try to figure out if people who drink alcohol do so "willingly".

> Don't think people use it willingly these days

I do. There isn't a viable competitor to productivity tools like Office 365 (and no, LibreOffice and Thunderbird, while decent, do not cut it), ease of gaming (I'd rather play games natively, than fiddle with Wine), HiDPI support, PowerShell, Visual Studio (sue me: it's better than gcc + painful array of binutils + perf), etc.

Maybe it's Stockholm syndrome, but I have Arch installed too (on its own dedicated drive to boot), and I use it a lot less than I do Platform™.