Some good points, but looking at the examples that you give I think that in many cases these decisions/choices are down to practical reasons.
For instance, maybe people use CRA, even when marginally better choices are available, because CRA does the job and you don't lose time on retraining or relearning for another tool.
It's good to be aware of these potential biases, but there may be a multitude of reasons why in a certain situation a dev or an organization might choose this or that tool or option, it might be just a matter of practicality.
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Some good points, but looking at the examples that you give I think that in many cases these decisions/choices are down to practical reasons.
For instance, maybe people use CRA, even when marginally better choices are available, because CRA does the job and you don't lose time on retraining or relearning for another tool.
It's good to be aware of these potential biases, but there may be a multitude of reasons why in a certain situation a dev or an organization might choose this or that tool or option, it might be just a matter of practicality.