Is that really the best you can do? That analogy has absolutely nothing to do with baak's point. If you must reword and put his entire argument into a bad anal

Is that really the best you can do? That analogy has absolutely nothing to do with baak's point. If you must reword and put his entire argument into a bad analogy, try this one: "I've been walking through mazes all my life. This one time, I had to recognize a particular brand of poison flower, but I didn't know my flowers very well because flowers are rare in the maze." And the answer? "I asked my friend who was also in the maze: 'Is this flower poisonous?' He said yes. I said okay. We skipped the flower and moved on."