If you are such an expert on what makes a benchmark representative of "real-world" problems, you're welcome to make a contribution to the Shootout. I'm sure the

If you are such an expert on what makes a benchmark representative of "real-world" problems, you're welcome to make a contribution to the Shootout. I'm sure they'll be glad to accept it, and everyone will be relieved to find out all the other benchmarks are worthless and everyone has been wasting their time.