CrusaderFrank
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O.K., let's settle this math problem with an example most of us can understand. I go to a bar and order a Screwdriver that's 1 ounce vodka and 3 ounces orange juice. That isn't strong enough for me, so I ask for another shot. Now most people would say the alcohol content was increased 100%. However, if you use Frankematics, you've only increased the alcohol 25%!!!
Learn to read.
I said "a .01% change in atmospheric composition", not in the vodka.
Using my methodology you now have 2 ounces of vodka in a 5 ounce drink (can you count as high as the number 5?) and you've made a 20% change in the composition of the beverage.