Summarized %/s List

Forget that, the list is a giant mess.

The one thing I don't like about those lists from Insoya is there's no mathematics behind it to show the conclusions they came to.

JT keeps everything black boxed here so how is it any different?

I'd like them both to show numbers/code and explain the methodology, but it doesn't seem like either is inclined so we're left just guessing which is more accurate.

I ran the numbers for BMs with the help of some people over at Basil and I can say that Insoya's numbers are a lot closer than JT's. Make of that what you will, but without numbers we take it on faith irrespective of the source.