WB
I'm real empathetic, having worked with data points
Tuesday, March 12, 2019, 07:50

most of my life. Just now I'm sending an analysis to a fellow and have to explain it is ONE point in time, the break down in chemical analysis. The next day, now, it is likely to be different. The Feds require a test series of this type once a year at a cost of around $2000. Data can be very tricky.

This compilation is a god illustration of this. What you do with all the data can be tricky. You can lead to wrong conclusions very easy, then others can take your points and come to their independent wrong conclusions too.

I think there is some good value here. Overall is shows there is no huge advantage to caliber. Your ability to hit what you aim at and simply having it available at the time of need outweigh any data. The fellow's summary speaks to me as intelligent and pretty viable. Just me.