your approach is a lot more complex, but they satisfy a lot of optimal criteria with a simpler approach, which i actually think is more impressive and also a mu

your approach is a lot more complex, but they satisfy a lot of optimal criteria with a simpler approach, which i actually think is more impressive and also a much better target to hit. in fact i think they could have even achieved the same results using a much simpler exploratory method. a lot of biology, as well as where its been exploited, relies on specific binding, along with this comes the hope that what you test won't inadvertently show off-target effects. Through looking at what's already available for information you can actually use the lack something existing within a human system as a probabilistic edge over the future success of their application. in a regard its like an artistic rendering that makes use of negative space, its an impressive direction.