Originally posted by blprice61:

Originally posted by Ryzilynt:

How would it be possible for one to learn how to perform surgery on the human brain yet struggle when it comes to installing HVAC systems or rebuilding the engine of their car?

Your question is absurd.

A better question is how is it that someone would have trouble buying a fishing pole and bait from the merchant without complaining about it needlessly?

Choose your battles.

Humans were fishing in the stone age, possibly some primitive brain surgery as well, no HVAC though. Sounds like your vision is too bound up by modern specialization, in days of old when men were bold, people learned to do what was necessary to survive.

Yes, of course. And if that primitive brain surgeon had to go out and find a trader in order to obtain a fishing pole he would have found a way.