I don&#x27;t think that would actually be a million times better.<p>If we want to get to the reality where confidence in the efficacy of things is well-founded on rigorous experimentation and analysis, then we need to get there, one step at a time. Instead of tearing people down and saying that their efforts to improve themselves is crap, you could be offering constructive criticism. Even just bring up one question that would have made it a better experiment, so that when a reader here decides to copy him, they can do it better. Maybe they&#x27;ll even share their personal experience and propagate more experimentation? If enough people do that, maybe collectively we&#x27;ll one day have the interest and funding to have better studies done.<p>Would you rather he have not done the build, not shared it with the internet? Maybe he could have been more like the status quo and consumed someone else&#x27;s product, quietly?<p>This post and your post yesterday where you argued 2700K screen temperature late in ones day is NOT less straining than 5800K, because if that were true, movie theatres would play all their movies with screens at 2700K... makes me think you&#x27;re not really interested in people improving their quality of life, you just want to argue.