GP basically created a hypothetical situation wherein they were right, and then here you are saying they're wrong. The only case in which you would be right in

GP basically created a hypothetical situation wherein they were right, and then here you are saying they're wrong. The only case in which you would be right in saying the GP is unequivocally wrong is if dynamic arrays were Pareto-optimal compared to linked lists. Alice: Can you think of any situation where apples are better than oranges? Bob: Well, if someone had a craving for apples, then they would be better. Charlie: Unfortunately, you are wrong. Even in that situation, oranges are juicier, have more tang, and contain more vitamin C.