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The truth hurts, but this is the truth. Clawing at those little shits is the most annoying thing ever.
Why would people use SD cards when they can use USB SSD's?
I think you still need a SD card, and that looks like workaround and not the way its made. Also USB doesnt have enough power for disk so you need external psu or powered hdd case. I was using 1 SSD from USB and it was working, but it was struggling and system got corrupted eventually
Because SD cards come with the Pi by default
Really? I thought the NOOBS SD card was sold separately. At least it was with my multiple Pi3's and 4's. Maybe it's a regional thing.
I've heard log2ram can make the SD cards last much longer, I usually just make it read only though.