@infracore thank you for your input, I don't know why you were flagged but I did implement a separate permission to allow destructive activities, logs, undo options, and better version posting on manifest, already live.
There isn't answers for everything, and if you keep asking "Why?" you eventually will hit a wall; that's how it is, even in Mathematics, which forces you to define axioms before trying to do anything.
"we don't know, we just have theories" is some false humbleness, though. We do know a bunch of stuff, we know for example that exceeding the speed of light breaks causality. Can it be done? Well, it could, it would just break causality.
> "I was a believer from the first chapter."
I haven't read the said book, but it looks like to me that you just want to believe, as you said yourself, something different.
Go look on Wikipedia what Solipsism is, seems you're headed that way already.
I remember buying a brand-new notebook in 2016, the year I switched to Linux, and ending up messaging a developer in IRC searching for a wireless card driver.
Fortunately, I was so into it, that I didn't mind the 10 hours I spent trying to make it work on the first day. Three days later I switched (from Fedora) to Arch Linux, and the driver was there already, which made me really love Arch cutting-edgeness.
Back when I switched to Linux in 2008, I had a similar wifi driver problem on my new Dell laptop. Eventually I found a different release of the Windows driver cab file strangely with an identical version but this one worked on Fedora. Soon after I found wifi worked on Ubuntu out of the box and switched to that for years.
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