To play devil’s advocate, intuition is still a physical response to stimuli mixed with knowledge of past experience. Hypothetically it could be modeled- the problem here comes down to how to encode it.
I also worked on a number of Flash projects in its heyday. I agree that there aren’t really any close equivalents to its feature set today, but there are some tools like Rive and Lottie that I’d consider modern day reimaginings for many multimedia workflows.
Did Google ever see itself as prioritizing publishers and consumers equally? I think that’s a false premise and the parent is right; Google’s priority has always been consumer first.
UX is your specialty but you have no screen caps of your portfolio next to each project name.
If I want an overview of your work I need to click through each link, instead of simply scrolling through the page and then clicking on what I’m interested in. No offence, but that’s some poorly thought out UX right there.
I've recommended dragon box to quite a few people- it's really done gamification right. It's simply an app to aspire to for other educational game developers; there's often times where I wanted my own lightbot to 'be like dragon box but for coding'. Amazing work guys!