A system proposes a theoretically plausible solution but incompatible with the operational context. I propose to compare it with the observations and skills of those who work on the spot.
In the example, a procedure ignores a real logistical constraint. Experience does not make it infallible, but it does offer information that the question may not contain.
A useful process combines verifications and context knowledge. Adoption should be motivated, avoiding both automatic trust in the product and generic rejection of any technological suggestions.