Exactly. When I&#x27;m helping people solve problems, I find that &quot;why would you want to do that&quot; is one of the most useful questions to ask. The questions that people ask are very frequently about preconceived notions of what the solution to some problem should look like. If you ask about what the actual problem is that they&#x27;re trying to solve, you might be able to suggest a much better or simpler solution, or inform them that the problem is solved already (e.g., there&#x27;s a method in the API that does just what they&#x27;re trying to do).