I don't know that Dr. Huber is trying to "sell" anything, but the article might be more persuasive if the inserted tables were big enough (or of sufficient resolution) to be legible. Perhaps it is a substack policy to limit the size of graphics so they can't easily be read?
I don't know that Dr. Huber is trying to "sell" anything, but the article might be more persuasive if the inserted tables were big enough (or of sufficient resolution) to be legible. Perhaps it is a substack policy to limit the size of graphics so they can't easily be read?
I'm using an 8 inch tablet and they're all legible. If I want them bigger, I can stretch them. If difficult to read, maybe it's time for a monitor upgrade. Or eye glasses.
I don't know that Dr. Huber is trying to "sell" anything, but the article might be more persuasive if the inserted tables were big enough (or of sufficient resolution) to be legible. Perhaps it is a substack policy to limit the size of graphics so they can't easily be read?
I'm using an 8 inch tablet and they're all legible. If I want them bigger, I can stretch them. If difficult to read, maybe it's time for a monitor upgrade. Or eye glasses.