Your illustration is a good one, and much can be learned from it with respect to its origin---using higher dosages.
However, once again you have parroted someone's reasoning without gaining the single most important thing...'UNDERSTANDING'.
Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.
- Proverbs 4:7
As usual, I will attempt to illuminate you, but if history is any indicator you'll categorically deny
true logic even though it stares you in the face...shall we begin?
The reasoning you plagiarized is true but only in
one sense.
It is a well known fact in Physics, Engineering, and Thermodynamics that no engineered system can encompass all the
possible variables.
That is to say a car cannot be fast, spacious, comfortable, fuel efficient, and light all at the same time.
In other words, when employing "standardization" one must necessarily make certain sacrifices for the sake of the whole. I said that to say this, in the present case it should be noted that the two philosophies are founded on different mathematical principles each emphasizing a particular variable. Your system's formula is based on dosage, whereas the traditional pct plan sacrificed that dosage differential in favor of duration. Thus, if you proportionately accommodate changes in duration while maintaining dosage as a constant...there will be NO variance between the philosophies and the mathematical principles will work in harmonious precision.
For example...
With
dosage as the IV (independent variable):
Enth
250 Tue/Fri for 12wks (84 days)
Popular wisdom says pct begins on day 98; your formula produces day 99ish;
VIRTUALLY THE SAME.
x2
Enth
500 Tue/Fri for 12ks (84 days)
Popular wisdom says pct begins on day 98; your formula produces day 106ish;
8 DAY VARIANCE.
x2
Enth
1000 Tue/Fri for 12ks (84 days)
Popular wisdom says pct begins on day 98; your formula produces day 113ish;
15 DAY VARIANCE.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
With
duration as the IV (independent variable):
Enth 250 Tue/Fri for
8wks (56 days)
Popular wisdom says pct begins on day 70; your formula produces day 71ish;
VIRTUALLY THE SAME.
+ 4
Enth 250 Tue/Fri for
12wks (84 days)
Popular wisdom says pct begins on day 98; your formula produces day 99ish;
VIRTUALLY THE SAME.
+ 4
Enth 250 Tue/Fri for
16wks (112 days)
Popular wisdom says pct begins on day 126; your formula produces day 127ish;
VIRTUALLY THE SAME.
+ 4
Enth 250 Tue/Fri for
20wks (140 days)
Popular wisdom says pct begins on day 154; your formula produces day 155ish;
VIRTUALLY THE SAME.
As indicated in my prelude, much can be learned from your illustration, and
ideally one should consider the most relevant of the two factors when planning pct.
Nevertheless, one system's shortcomings does not negate its validity, and such can be said for either of them.
Thank you for helping enlightening the forum.
