What makes you think I thought "good enough" means 55% or 60% efficient, or whatever you object to? Good enough might mean 99% of the time. You said it yourse

What makes you think I thought "good enough" means 55% or 60% efficient, or whatever you object to? Good enough might mean 99% of the time. You said it yourself! >Even modeling for cancer detection we do 95% and medical device they do 99% confidence interval IIRC So, in these applications, 95% and 99% respectively is the meaning of good enough. So to put these in crab terms: maybe the crabs do it at 99.99% (3.89 sigma) and the synthetic they want to push through is only 99%, only 2.5 sigma. So I am saying 99% can be good enough in some contexts - just as you've said. Especially if it costs thousands to do it a la crab. It doesn't have to be better than the crabs' blood to be good enough.