It’s just a simple example of how knowing how to use a tool can make all the difference, and that can be improved upon with time. I’m not sure why you’re taking umbrage with that idea.

I know this style of arguing you’re going for. If I answer your questions, you’ll attack the specific model or use case I was in, or claim it was too simple/basic a use case, or some other nitpick about the specifics instead of in good faith attempting to take my point as stated. I won’t allow you to force control of the frame of the conversation by answering your questions, also because the answers wouldn’t do anything to change the spirit of my main point.

(Inb4 “you won’t tell me because it’s a crap model or some other petty excuse” - FYI, it wasn’t)