> The issue is that they claim that you don't need an extensive amount of data to do efficient reasoning. they claim that efficient reasoning can be achieve by

> The issue is that they claim that you don't need an extensive amount of data to do efficient reasoning. they claim that efficient reasoning can be achieve by applying a small set of SFT samples. how that sample set is collected/filtered is irrelevant here. they just reported the fact that this is possible. this by itself is a new and interesting finding.