Those points are fine, but think of it in this manner: The comparison is aggregately made, not acutely made - that is, compare a Havoc Cycle after P.C.T., with PRIME for 60 days. Make the comparison in terms of the LBM attained after 60 days, the side-effects noticed after 60 days, and the amount of money spent after 60 days. Quite simply, when viewed in this fashion, the comparison is not as striking as you make it seem to be.
Unfortunately, non-response is bound to occur, and I readily concede that point to you; therefore, it is a true thing to say on average more individuals will respond to Havoc than PRIME. However, when one views the user data - which, to keep things in perspective, have all been unsponsored - the responders are achieving very encouraging gains. Hopefully, one can see past their preconceptions and acknowledge what has been independently written and compiled. I have seen several increases of 20-50lbs on key exercises, with adjacent weight gain.
Poopypants is a prime example, and this is solidified in his signature! He gained 13lbs on Epistane, and 11lbs on PRIME; so, I ask you, why is this comparison ridiculous as you are implying? It would seem to me, logically, the comparison is valid in his specific respect. Now, Poopy looked harder, more dense, and more vascular on Epi, nobody is debating that; however, he most likely experienced more side-effects, incurred more damage (though minor) on his body, and spent more money. Herein, we see the aggregate comparison made after 60 days.