You're churning the user experience for no reason. Maybe constant optimization churn is one of the reasons why UIs are so bad.
No, UIs churn because when they get good and stay that way, PMs start worrying no one will remember what they're for. Cf. 90% of UI changes in iOS since about version 12.
And software ultimately fails at perfect composability. So if you add code that purports to be an optimization then that code most likely makes it harder to add other optimizations.
Not to mention bugs. Security bugs even