That's how conversation works. Things can be implied when it's obvious.
And if it's not, the onus is on you to ask why.
And if it's not, the onus is on you to ask why.
That's how groupthink works.
> And if it's not, the onus is on you to ask why.
I have asked why. Note the lack of answers, but the surfeit of pearl-clutching replies.
The demo is not egregious by itself, it's the choice of the demo for this circumstance. Why boy-hits-boy-with-rock-for-girl for an animation DSL?