It’s broader than that, but simpler: it’s just what you can get out of a platform VS what you can get out of a platform under controlled conditions. It is no d

It’s broader than that, but simpler: it’s just what you can get out of a platform VS what you can get out of a platform under controlled conditions. It is no different than Intel or AMD benchmarking their chips, car companies and their mpg, electric cars and their ranges, etc. This is much ado about nothing. It’s just journalistic framing that has caused this discussion. If this is PR, which it’s likely not, it’s brilliant.