I have to marvel at how grown men have issues with the Holy Immaculate Trinity! That bridge is like an old Landrover. Are there better cars? Yes, then and now. But can you overcome its flaws when in need? Yes, that bridge - in all its weirdness - is flexible as hell. I have never failed to get the adjustment I need from it. And if I can do it, anyone can, lawyers aren't really good at adjusting things. Moreover, I'm a stickler as regards buzz-freedom, perfect intonation (I need that - I play al lot of stuff up high, do chords etc.) and eveness of volume string to string (well, actually I like my E and my G a little louder than my A and D).
But I'm not doubting the functionality or the sound of Badass and Badass-inspired bridges at all. They just look horrible to me. Not a fan of bridges with large base plates in any case, that is what I find appealing with the three point: it doesn't obstruct the bass.
But if Badass and neo-Badass is your thing, I'm happy for you. I don't have to understand it.
And if that's your daughter, Carlo, then congrats as the law profession is a good choice for a woman. I'm not saying that men do no longer have more advantages in our profession, but we've come a longer way than most.