On the contrary, the user
cares that the article loads instantly, and my article explains how AMP achieves that. Since you do not understand the problem that AMP solves, you think you can solve the same problem with micro-optimizations, but micro-optimizations can't achieve instant loading.
It is not just Google (and Microsoft and the other companies that implement AMP caches) that believes users want instant loading. Apple and Facebook have products competing with AMP that give users instant loading but that are far more restrictive on the publisher and on the reader. The only reason that publishers and readers put up with that is instant loading.