Here's why this is, at least on a certain level, wrong...

Software complexity expands to exceed available tools.

This is a Big Truth. No matter how fast hardware gets, we'll beat on it until it's burning up. Give us better tools, and we'll just write more and more complex software until the tools break down under the complexity. Give us better processes, and we'll make bigger projects.

Better tools don't make it any easier to write software, never have, never will. They just change the kind of software we can write. You don't buy a Porsche to drive 55 more effectively, and you don't use better software development tools in order to work less.