I guess not. I think the problem here is a bit more fundamental: people (read, at least 1 from a sample of 1 - me) think that the '% CPU' column in Activity Mon

I guess not. I think the problem here is a bit more fundamental: people (read, at least 1 from a sample of 1 - me) think that the '% CPU' column in Activity Monitor shows how much of the total processing power the computer has is being used by the process, when actually it's a much more complicated story. I don't think it's a bad thing that people learn more about what the metric actually means. I at least found the article interesting, and learned something useful from it.