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This is a good list of hypotheses... but shouldn't the article attempt to support these claims with some numbers to back it up or evaluations from experts? Feel

• alexqgb 12y ago
  What you just described would increase the amount of work involved by a factor of 10 (in round numbers). So "should" it? Given that you paid nothing for it, the better question is why should anyone give a fig about what you think if all you have to day is "Interesting, but how about doing a lot more work...for free." If you're truly interested, why don't you get in touch with the writer, tell him what you'd like to know, and ask how much he'll charge to supply it. He's likely to be pleased, and you may get what you're after.