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You must be an Arch user, because not only were you humorous, you also did it in a way that was confusing, rude and correct at the same time.
I'm very confused about your deduction skills. But I confirm, even the arch wiki cannot help with making a docking station work on a random consumer laptop powered by shintel thunderbolt non-standard. It's an unbelievable rare occasion, but we must admit, the arch wiki has failed their followers here. It cannot be blamed, yet we still mourn.
I'm lying ofc. I'm running 3k displays out of an old Thinkpad. They only need to display terminals and vim, so I don't care too much about tearing or whatever. I have easily set it up by following this guide: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/DisplayLink
Look out we got an arch user over here