The inefficiency of current email systems, cluttered with spam and unnecessary messages.

The article discusses the growing frustration with email management. It highlights the inefficiency of current email systems, which are often cluttered with spam and unnecessary messages. The author suggests that the problem is not just the volume of emails, but also the lack of effective tools to manage them. Despite various attempts to improve email systems, the problem persists. The author concludes by suggesting that it might be time to give up on email as we know it and look for alternative communication methods that are more efficient and less stressful.