Atari2600
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Even if you did find an expert it would be nothing more than a - are you ready -- for this -- an educated guess!!
Bit harsh on him/her there Yoda.
With so many unknowns, there is a large element of (educated) guesswork in getting the assumptions for any model setup.
Garbage in = Garbage out.
In England, they completely f**ked up the assumptions - I called it at the time based on the published results not passing basic sniff tests - and there was a U turn weeks later when they realised.
For instance, right now we've no idea how it responds to UV, so what its persistence will be across the summer months.
Or even about how widespread among the community it actually is. Very few places have extensive enough testing to give a real handle on the mortality rate. Germany has tested loads and has a very low mortality rate compared to elsewhere - is that because nowhere else (with exception of South Korea) is testing sufficiently?
