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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
A lot of people seem to miss, or intentionally ignore, that while Linus is a very tech literate person he is not an expert in everything.

He has hired extremely intelligent and well-educated staff that are SMEs in their respective disciplines/adjacent areas, and he has industry contacts who ARE experts (such as Wendell who Jake basically just regurgitates what Wendell teaches/says). These employees are the ones who primarily workshop, design, and assist writers with the script for videos which Linus is hosting and reading notes off of a teleprompter.

I'm not trying to say Linus isn't a very knowledgeable guy on his own, but he's also surrounded himself with much more educated and experienced people who have helped him elevate his content— which is what a good business leader does.
gpt
Nobody is missing it. The point is that he is as tech literate, if not more so, than even the *average* user of this subreddit, much less the average gamer, and he still had a TON of trouble with Linux. If switching to Linux requires you to not just be tech literate but also *Linux* literate, it's just a bad deal.