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"As an illustrative example, you might have 20% of workers working at 120% efficiency, 50% of workers working at 80% efficency, and 30% of workers working at 10
by roel_v 6y ago
"As an illustrative example, you might have 20% of workers working at 120% efficiency, 50% of workers working at 80% efficency, and 30% of workers working at 10% efficiency. This example comes out to about 67% productivity overall."
While I agree with your overall point, this is a terrible way of making it. Of course I can argue any position if I can just make up numbers to support it.
- defertoreptar 6y agoIt relates the overall principle to a concrete example. The particular example isn't important. As you said, we can tweak the numbers to go either way. What's useful about it is showing an example of how the numbers could work to logically explaining Epic's decision. I find concrete examples like this really helpful for comprehension.