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A tube often lasts me ten years and I always have an extra tube in my frame bag, because it's way easier than patching a flat.
I also do have most important tools, tube AND repair kit with me all times but you do realize that's not majority of the people. A grandma could ride with the same tires for 20 years (mine did) and never having a flat during those years could definitely be worth it.
I've never had a flat. It's just a matter of being prepared for the one or two times in my entire life I get one.
Tires like this significantly shift the cost/benefit analysis of biking in the first place, they're just not practical for the vast majority of users.