Steps To Identify If A Failure Is User Error Or Design Flaw

The classic corporate blame-shifting flowchart strikes again. The "diagnostic process" here is brilliantly simple: if you like the company (Intel/AMD fanboy detected), it's obviously user error—you probably installed the CPU with a hammer or forgot to remove the plastic. But if you don't like the company? Clearly a catastrophic design flaw that should result in a class-action lawsuit.

The Intel vs AMD imagery is chef's kiss here—showing the eternal hardware tribalism where your CPU preference becomes your entire personality. The flowchart perfectly captures how confirmation bias works in tech: the same bent pin scenario gets diagnosed completely differently depending on whether you're Team Blue or Team Red. Root cause analysis? Never heard of her. Just vibes and brand loyalty.