Well yeah, to repeat what I said elsewhere, that was an example designed to illustrate an extreme case, not a recommendation for how to plan that dive. I think it's still a valid observation even for less extreme cases. See also: 10,000 forum posts about how deep stops have probably been overemphasised in the past.
(Also, that is kind of a weird response - do you suggest picking your deco gases to work around quirks in your algorithm? Particularly when it is kind of obvious that there isn't any real physiological basis behind it, it's just a mathematical quirk?)
Well, Bühlmann didn't talk about gradient factors at all, that was that Erik Baker bloke.
Since GFs are already a graft on top of Prof. Bühlmann's work, why not discuss other approaches of grafting...