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Windows is that overprotective parent who won't let you uninstall Edge because "you might hurt yourself." Meanwhile, Linux just hands you root access and says "go ahead, delete the bootloader, see what happens." The confidence is unmatched.
Windows will literally panic if you try to remove its precious browser, acting like the entire OS depends on it (spoiler: it kind of does, because Microsoft). But Linux? Linux respects your freedom to make catastrophically bad decisions. Want to nuke your own system? That's on you, chief. No hand-holding, no warnings, just pure "I told you so" energy waiting on the other side.
The bootloader is basically what tells your computer how to start up—remove it and you've got yourself a very expensive paperweight. But hey, at least Linux trusted you enough to let you try.
