And I ain't jockeying position. Just giving some examples that make sense to the argument. So I'll give you a real world example.
You're a sys admin in a small company. One of your machines is loosing performance. Network communication is slow to and from it. You have mid to high level traffic accross the router that links you to the internet. Mouse movement is erratic. And the resource meter is all over the board. Tell me mr. Admin. What's causing it?
That is a real world example. If you know computers as an admin, knowing the computer will be the difference between well used vs wasted resources. And this is not a trick scenario. Admins fill different niches depending on company need and size. Microsoft didn't define what an admin is - it has tried to redefine it; but, that isn't the same thing.