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Found this in a Wikipedia article.
“The paper introducing the habitability index clarifies that a higher-than-Earth value "does not mean these planets are “more habitable” than Earth".
Makes total sense, who would think a higher habitability index would mean it’s more habitable? No reason to think that at all
This was about a planet named Kepler-442b. It has a habitability index of 0.836 vs earths 0.829.
“The paper introducing the habitability index clarifies that a higher-than-Earth value "does not mean these planets are “more habitable” than Earth".
Makes total sense, who would think a higher habitability index would mean it’s more habitable? No reason to think that at all