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Originally Posted by Rockin Robbins
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So rather than numbers being superior, there is more information in a graphical solution which can markedly improve your success rate if you understand what you are looking at. It is the numbers which deceive, by looking precise when they are not....
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I didn't mean to imply that numbers are superior. I completely agree that a graphical representation would immediately show the defects of a situation intolerant of errors. Which is less apparent if you use just numbers. Drawing with the map tools would enhance error simply by errors in placement and orientation of lines and angles. And that is something I would like to avoid if I'm trying to understand how it works exactly