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The trick is to say "Linux sucks! It can't even X!" Where X is what your issue is preventing. You'll get the answer, to prove you wrong.
Or find a thread where someone else asked the same question, and give the wrong answer/solution.
I think we're past this era honestly and moved into the "ask Chatgpt"
There should be an AI trained just on linux questions.
Problem is the training data might include "Do you know what google is, noob?"