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The author corrects misconceptions about shell performance, revealing that traditional benchmarking methods like 'time zsh -i -c exit' don't reflect actual user experience metrics such as first prompt display and input latency. Modern tools like antidote and zsh-patina prove that fully-featured shells can be equally responsive, debunking the myth that minimal configuration is the only path to speed. This honest correction emphasizes that measuring perceived responsiveness matters more than initialization time, and minimal configuration is a choice for simplicity rather than performance necessity.