Please hide original when moving object

Question

When you select an object and move it, the object stays there and you drag, instead, a blue wireframe, or in the case of Text, a blue, ghosted copy of the text.
Am I the only one who thinks this is just clutter?
It's bad enough the original object doesn't come along for the ride when you are in the act of moving it.
I constantly have difficulty seeing what I'm doing by having 2 copies of the same thing, in aroundabout the same space. Especially when I'm tweaking a position.
Is there some conspiracy to make using Illustrator a headache?
I can't even be sympathetic because I have no clue why it works this way.
Would anyone care for a preference to have the original object temporarily vanish while moving it, keeping just the blue outline?
Hell, it's gotta go anyway; when you release the mouse it poofs from it's original spot and pops in the new one.

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By the way same thng hapenning to bridge when previewing videos. after click start the preview image is gone, stop the playback the image come back and that happen over and over, why? A video code with a problem or something in thos softwares? I have the latest version updated for both programs.
I was reading that after effects renders on the cpu, but I have a Core i7 3770k ivy bridge and 12Gb ram. So I don't understand!