To support you in this idea, a little anecdote that happened to my father during his first job when he had just left Supélec (French engineering school).
He was asked to make the diagram of an analog printed circuit (at the time, digital did not exist).
In short, he makes his diagram and brings him to the worker responsible for producing the prototype.
The guy looks at the diagram for 5 minutes and tells him.
"It's your diagram, except that this resistance there, you have to put 100 ohms, not 50 ohms, otherwise, it will burn!"
My father, a little taken aback (and upset a bit, no doubt) replied:
"What makes you say that? How do you know that?"
And the worker answers:
"I have no idea, what I know is that I've been doing electrical circuits for 20 years and that like that, it won't work"
My father redid his calculations and, guess what, the worker, with his CAP (see less), was right.
I let you draw the conclusion from this anecdote ...
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