I have a theory. We got plenty of power in these processors and Android companies such as Xiaomi, OnePlus and Google don't seem to have as big of a problem with this. My thought as a developer (not a Android/Samsung dev) is that One UI is just built on TouchWiz which probably contains a lot of technical debt. For those that don't know, technical debt is basically created when you first start developing foundations of a software and because of deadlines, corners are cut and bugs persist. As the software grows, the developers have to just build new features, animations on top of those bugs, creating more technical debt. Not to mention Android alone probably has its own technical debt. That's probably what's causing the random studders. Until Android or maybe just One UI is rebuilt from the ground up, maybe with a new codebase (I hear it's a mix of Java and Kotlin), we as Android lovers will always see these bugs exist to an extent. That's just my opinion. A Samsung/Android developer could probably give a better explanation.
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