Follow up question, why not Linux?
I do use Linux at home (NixOS btw) and at work daily, but Linux is not
anywhere close to the level of convenience and power that macOS and MacBooks
offer. The harmony between the hardware and software take Macs to the next
level. In my opinion, there isn't much more that Linux offers that macOS
doesn't offer to a casual or low-to-mid tech enthusiast.
Most of the time, your device that you put Linux onto will not work out of
the box. You will have to do mind-boggling configuration for trackpads,
audio, webcams, thunderbolt connections, etc. If you want to get into the
rabbit hole of figuring out the hardware quirks and dotfile configuration, I
encourage you to go ahead!
Personally, I've realized that it's a big waste of time. Over the Summer I
tried my hand at building the perfect Sway (tiling window manager) setup,
but it was exhausting and frankly neverending. I was chasing a minimal setup
to tell people that I had a minimal setup, not to actually work! Today, I'm
fine with plain Gnome or KDE for the desktop experience because I'm trying
to get things done.