Daleport996 said:
Ok so like imagine an airplane. There's all sorts of buttons, levers, and switches all over the place. I don't know what any of these do. But by chance, if I pull levers the levers and flick the switches in just the right way, I can probably make this plane fly. That's how I draw.

Since I've been in the cockpit for a while, I can kinda tell which lever to pull and what buttons to press to achieve adequate lift. But I don't know what these buttons actually do mechanism wise, or what they are called. And there's still a ton of other stuff I haven't touched in the plane. I could press any of these buttons to see what would happen, or better yet, I could look up what they are. Unfortunately, it turns out I really hate sitting in flight class or reading the enclosed instruction manual.

if nothing else, you're quite good at creating complex metaphorical scenarios

garfieldfromgarfield said:
if nothing else, you're quite good at creating complex metaphorical scenarios

I agree. Kinda makes me ponder in certain situations whenever Daleport makes metaphorical assumptions.