Yeah, I'm aware of that and hence my initial troll comment. I certainly understand what you're saying, but imagine if I were on a different quest. Maybe one where I wanted to drive a car off a cliff with me in it. Well, to do that it wouldn't make sense for me start my journey by researching all about the different parts of car's engine, its frame, maybe the ICE's history, annnddd tail lights. Why would I do that? Instead it would make way more sense to learn about (1) some basic mortal combat moves that would allow me to obtain control over a car that someone else is driving and then (2) how to turn the steering wheel, and then maybe (3) a good spot where there's a cliff. Perhaps I would learn a few other similar things for good measure. You know. Of course if I needed to obtain some other knowledge about the manufacturer's history, culture, or the car's wheels, wiring, or whatever other relevant rabbit hole exists, then I could always do that until I fulfilled my primary objective. Know what i mean?
And for you all who are itching to respond with "you should go and do it actually drive off the cliff!" Yeah i see you basic trolls a mile away come up with some better material lol