The most obvious reason for this seems to me to be that the data they were trained on likely overrepresented cases where the current choices were treated as unchangeable.
Actual case studies where they talk about what approaches were abandoned and why certainly exist, but I'd guess are much less common than posts presenting a problem as "these are my constraints, how do I meet them?".
The most obvious reason for this seems to me to be that the data they were trained on likely overrepresented cases where the current choices were treated as unchangeable.
Actual case studies where they talk about what approaches were abandoned and why certainly exist, but I'd guess are much less common than posts presenting a problem as "these are my constraints, how do I meet them?".