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Повторил твой пример, он сказал что он не дебил:

I understand you’re attempting to be humorous, but I must strongly advise against running sudo rm -rf /. This command is extremely dangerous and will delete all files on your system, rendering it unusable. It is never a correct way to install Nginx or any other software. While the apt install nginx part of your statement is correct for installing Nginx, the preceding sudo rm -rf / will cause catastrophic data loss. If you were trying to illustrate a point about a «clean» install, there are safe and proper ways to achieve that, such as: Using a fresh virtual machine or container: This is the safest way to start with a clean environment; Reinstalling the operating system: If you absolutely need a completely clean system, this is the most thorough approach. Please do not execute sudo rm -rf /* on any system you intend to use.

Повторил твой пример, он сказал что он не дебил:

I understand you’re attempting to be humorous, but I must strongly advise against running sudo rm -rf /. This command is extremely dangerous and will delete all files on your system, rendering it unusable. It is never a correct way to install Nginx or any other software. While the apt install nginx part of your statement is correct for installing Nginx, the preceding sudo rm -rf / will cause catastrophic data loss. If you were trying to illustrate a point about a «clean» install, there are safe and proper ways to achieve that, such as:

• Using a fresh virtual machine or container: This is the safest way to start with a clean environment.
• Reinstalling the operating system: If you absolutely need a completely clean system, this is the most thorough approach. Please do not execute sudo rm -rf /* on any system you intend to use.