LOL!!! I like that!!
Of course engineers (manufacturers) look for ever-more-complicated engineering solutions, mechanical, electrical - it's what they do. When you hand over the keys to the palace to the manufacturers you are guaranteed to get engineering solutions. The decision-making process of MGP obviously needs to be more democratic in it's governance. Input from teams, riders, manufacturers, governing bodies all need to be balanced to create the ideal formula.
The FIM or their predecessors or whoever originally sold grand prix bike racing off for their own profit are probably ultimately responsible imo.
As you cogently point out the results of letting engineers run things is now very apparent, but I am not sure having a merchant banker/accountant led model, towards which we appear to be heading rather than anything more democratic/inclusive, will necessarily be better. Such people do not have a great record in general for strategic vision, and should be confined to counting the beans, again imo. Whilst they appear, probably correctly, to have decided the beans are not adding up at present, if going totally CRT leads to gp bike racing being "sports entertainment", as I fear is possible, most on here who are by definition hard core enthusiasts may end up nostalgic for the 800s.