Because it asks a question it's a subset of Betteridge, but it's a specific one, distinct from AITA (for instance) I do sometimes feel like a singleton in my s

Because it asks a question it's a subset of Betteridge, but it's a specific one, distinct from AITA (for instance) I do sometimes feel like a singleton in my space, e.g. believing in geographic addressing models in large address spaces like ipv6, where the closest to agreement I can get is "yes, but we don't do that" which at least acknowledges a theoretical position we could. Somebody, possibly Richard Dawkins points out in populations measured in hundreds of millions a one in a million chance comes up a couple of hundred times..