You initially expressed confusion about the difference between altitude and pressure altitude with your question "Doesn't flying lower make the cabin pressure i

You initially expressed confusion about the difference between altitude and pressure altitude with your question "Doesn't flying lower make the cabin pressure increase?" When AWildC182 pointed out your mistake you insisted that the sentence was useless because it was confusing to you. The sentence seems useless to you because you don't have the depth of knowledge to understand it, and instead of putting forth the effort to understand you throw up your hands and declare it a bad sentence. That pattern happens all the time in software with junior developers. They come in so sure of their abilities that anything they don't understand must be wrong or bad or useless. Your exchange here was the first time I had seen it happen outside of software development and I thought it was interesting, so I commented on it. If you find it insulting to have that behavior pointed out to you I would suggest avoiding the behavior.