Hardly any of us know how an automobile actually provides locomotion. Sure, we understand fuel goes in it somewhere, combustion provides the required power, forcing the vehicle forward as efficiently as possible on its circle-shaped tires. That’s all we really have, the very basics, a vague notion of a system whose full and complete details aren’t necessary to any one of us starting the thing up and driving away at high speeds.
But when it sputters and encounters less than ideal performance, we’re at a total loss. And at the mercy of those who have attained the knowledge therefore ability to first diagnose before then – hopefully – fixing every issue.
What if there were no mechanics?
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