Baddies taking advice from the gods

Is it really helpful? On face value, it seems obvious, the high elo players know what they're talking about and following what they say will improve you as player. Well, improving as a player is right, but I'd also expect some advice to not work in a low elo environment.

Especially on splitpushers, the high elo player might tell you to generate pressure in a lane in particular situation. However, the enemies are dumb enough to let you take an inhibitor, but your team was even dumber to initiate a 4v5, all die and you lose half the base. He might say as champ Y, you should go all-in because you always beat champ Z. But he forgot you are a Bronze III player without the mechanical finesse to pull off such an outplay required of champ Y. They also may misjudge situations to be careful when enemies may not be that competent to deserve that respect, telling you to avoid trying for a particular play when it might've netted you a double.

All these advice are definitely to be considered, were you a player in diamond perhaps but low elo and high elo are like 2 separate games altogether.

So, for low elo advice, better take it from an experienced fellow hardstuck silver or a challenger player without your limitations?