It's not insightful if insane problems never actually happen!
It's fine if the author uses a fictional story because it flows better. It not fine if the author uses a fictional story because they can't source a single real one.
It's fine if the author uses a fictional story because it flows better. It not fine if the author uses a fictional story because they can't source a single real one.
There's no reason to make things up. Just listen to the old car talk shows - you hear one almost every episode.
Got it.
Stories can be insightful or not-insightful based on what they teach.
Some kinds of thought patterns are useful to consider even if there is no basis in reality. Some aren't.
This story is in the latter group. If insane problems never happened, then this story would not be insightful.