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Yeah, that's true. But it's a beautiful one! :) And seriously, it's just convenient to have a picture and the English name of the unit handy... Everything else isn't worth paying attention to because everyone has their own opinion. This table was created based on some principle. To be honest, I don't remember exactly – I didn't create it, but the website where it was posted mentioned something about it. That is, it's roughly the same as what we're doing – we build a rating in Excel based on an assumption and evaluate how close it is to the truth... As you can see, we're not the only ones who failed... :)
I'm suddenly thinking about something here.... What's the point of all our efforts – to create a "Super correct" table? Or to develop a method, create a scheme for evaluating units?
I'm for the second one. The method is interesting in itself because it can contain some useful things for quickly evaluating a unit... or comparing several to choose from...
Does anyone even need it?
No. Nobody needs it. It's just a kind of riddle, a puzzle... Which unit is cooler? It's just one of the ways to pass the time... at work. :)