Yeah, it's always the same with IPv6 discussions. The main points being:
1. IPv6 addresses are too long to remember
2. IPv6 doesn't need NAT and people are uncomfortable with their devices having a public address as they see NAT as an additional layer of securityIf someone is still using the “remembering IP addresses” argument in 2026 (or at any point in the 21st century), I question their technical competence in configuring a network correctly.