If someone presents a plausible hypothetical situation, one can choose not to answer but changing it with implausible additional assumptions speaks for itself.

If someone presents a plausible hypothetical situation, one can choose not to answer but changing it with implausible additional assumptions speaks for itself. surgeons living in areas with winter: fact surgeons driving to work: unremarkable Flat tires happening while driving: it happens Lug nuts being sticky or frozen: it happens Flat on side of busy road: common Nails, bolts and road debris causing flats regardless of tire state: unremarkable Every single, or even a majority, of brain surgeons being avid DIY auto mechanic: not credible. Why was the bit about the software engineer mentioned? Is it to convey that anyone who isn’t the same as that is wrong? Tons of software engineers don’t have those things. Are they doing it wrong?