I think the Reordering events level (rebase and cherry-pick level) is wrong for learn git reset --hard

[Alvaro624la]

I understand that in this game, even though you "delete" a commit you don't stop to see the commit, even this commit is died. But, in this level, you explain that you can make a dangerous git reset --hard, for example, to the first commit, and then you can change the order of the previous commits with cherry-picking but, in "real life" this commits are already gone. You can't access to this commits because you killed them all with git reset --hard. I thing the only correct way to pass the level is using git rebase -i.
Now, I have to say that I'm a student and maybe I'm wrong with this. Pls, if you can, tell me if this is correct or I'm wrong and exist a way to make git reset --hard and then operate with the "previous later" commits.
Thanks for reading me!